Major news was published in Kantipur on Monday - annual expenditure of up to 71 billion, study of all non-governmental organization's business started. NGOs are also under the watchful eye of money launderers.

There is plenty of room to doubt the excesses in the name of development in the past in every field. Running a project worth about 3 trillion in 9 years, but the lack of transparency in spending does not automatically increase the suspicion of corruption! Perhaps the lack of transparency in various topics is also one of the reasons behind the reduction of the amount of aid given by the US to various countries. An investigation must also be conducted in the case of Nepal. Thank you if the government has taken this matter seriously.

There are many bodies like NGOs/INGOs in the country, which are functioning despite the smell of corruption coming from them. What is the justification for those who are getting political protection and we ordinary people are shouting in the streets? Therefore, there are many forms of corruption. Some people's representatives who shout in parliament are far from it. To be afraid to speak up even when the media has prioritized the issue in this way is to show ignorance.

– Khimraj Giri , Kathmandu