Home Minister Om Prakash Aryal has directed to prepare a system of integrated details of seized assets and instruments based on the decisions received from investigative agencies regarding seizure and control and from courts as soon as possible.
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Home Minister Om Prakash Aryal has directed to prepare a system of integrated details of seized assets and instruments based on the decisions received from investigative agencies regarding seizure and control and from courts as soon as possible.
While monitoring the Criminal Assets Management Department, which has been given the responsibility of managing or having assets seized or controlled in the course of investigation and investigation of crimes, and taking information about the department's progress, Minister Aryal has directed the department to effectively manage the criminal assets received from various bodies using technology.
Minister Aryal, who arrived for the monitoring with a team including the Home Secretary, the Chief of the Ministry's Security and Coordination Branch, and other high-ranking officials, was briefed by the Director General of the department about the department's work and progress.
In his capacity as the chairperson of the Steering Committee to be formed pursuant to the Guidelines on Criminal Assets and Assets Management, 2082, Minister Aryal stated that the department's role would be important in removing Nepal from the grey list of money laundering and directed them to prepare and submit an action plan to make the department's work more effective.
