He appeared in the special court today.
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A special court has ordered the release of Rudra Prasad Phuyal, the then manager of the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal, on a regular date, in a corruption case filed in connection with irregularities in the construction of the Pokhara Regional International Airport.
A bench of Justices Narayan Prasad Poudel, Dilliratna Shrestha and Bidur Koirala issued an order to keep Managing Director Phuyal in custody on a regular date. He was present today.
The Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority had filed a corruption case against 55 people, including 5 former ministers and 10 former secretaries, in the case of irregularities in the construction of the Pokhara Regional International Airport. The commission had filed a corruption case in the special court, fixing a fine of Rs 8.36 billion 73.55 billion 297.
The Commission had filed a case against former ministers Post Bahadur Bogati (late), Ram Sharan Mahat, Deepak Amatya, Ram Kumar Shrestha and Bhim Acharya as defendants.
The airport is a national pride project built with the help of a loan from China.
