On 15 June 2080, a special court found Khadka guilty of amassing enormous wealth.
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The trial has been set today in the corruption case against the former executive director of Nepal Oil Corporation, Gopal Bahadur Khadka. The bench of judges Hariprasad Phuyal and Abdul Aziz Muslim has been appointed. Khadka's case has been placed at number 12.
On 15 June 2080, a special court convicted Khadka of acquiring disproportionate assets. Khadka came to the Supreme Court on 22 February 2081 and the Government of Nepal on 12 Chait 2080 challenging the decision of the Special Court. The Supreme Court has fixed the hearing date by keeping the appeals of both parties together.
Special Court Judge Srikant Paudel, Dr. Shaligram Sangraula. Khusi Prasad Tharu's bench ruled that Khadka had earned illegal property income and sentenced him to 1 year and 3 months imprisonment and to pay a fine.
special 9 crores 19 lakhs 6 thousand 634 rupees 64 paisa bigo And accordingly it was meant to be fined . Similarly, it was said in the special verdict that Khadka's real estate, shares, cash and bank balances were confiscated in the charge sheet.
It was decided that Khadka had hidden the ill-gotten wealth in the name of Sharmila Khadka and Amita Sodemba and it was decided that 3 pieces of real estate would be confiscated.
The Abuse of Authority Investigation Commission filed a case against Khadka in a special court for illegally earning Rs. According to the authority, it was claimed that Khadka had hidden the illegally earned money in the name of wife Sharmila Khadka, Amita Lama Sodemba.
According to the authorities, Amita Lama Sodemba, formerly of Jirikhimti Gavis-2 of Tehrathum and residing in Budhanilkanth-4, is the daughter of Krishna Bahadur Lama and the wife of Deepak Sodemba.
Khadka had found Rs 7 crore 54 lakh 57 thousand 875 rupees hidden in Amita's name out of Khadka's illegally earned property. According to the authority, it was revealed that Khadka was conducting transactions from the account in NMB Bank in the name of Lama.
Similarly, Khadka was found to have purchased a house worth 32 million 25 lakhs in the name of CG Developers at 191 Mahankal Gavis-4 at that time with the money he earned illegally.
Similarly, it was found that 8 annas land of 689, 1482 and 1520 lot number was purchased for 40 lakh 11 thousand 875 in Bishnu Budhanilkanth gauis-3 in Kathmandu. It was found that Khadka bought a Tucson vehicle for 84 lakh 46 thousand and paid 35 million to CG Developers to buy a house.
In the investigation conducted by the authority, it was seen that after entering the public service, Khadka earned Rs. However, from Chait 2, 2069 to the investigation period, Khadka's expenses and investments were found to be 273 million 75 thousand 380 rupees. In this way, Khadka's source of expenditure and investment equal to 18 crore 66 lakh 5 thousand 629 rupees could not be revealed.
