Kathmandu. The government has decided to make public the Ncell report made public by the banking world. The meeting of the Council of Ministers held on August 9 has decided to make public the study and investigation report related to the purchase and sale of shares of Ncell.
The meeting also decided to make public the ‘study and investigation report-2080 related to the sale and purchase of shares of Ncell, 2080’ formed under the convenorship of former auditor general Tanka Mani Sharma Dangal.
The banking world has been writing a lot of news about Ncell’s misconduct.
Ncell is doing haphazardly in Nepal. He is crossing many boundaries of mischief. There has been a lot of mischief in the name of buying Ncell. There are many doubts in the transactions during the sale of Ncell’s shares, which has been sold 14 times. The company’s assets are decreasing, and the debt is increasing. The process of transferring about Rs 67 billion as dividend from Ncell Private to the public is suspicious and unusual. And these facts are not an allegation made by anyone, but the conclusion of an investigation committee formed by the government. The report, which has been kept secret for two years on the basis of power and political reach, has been received by the banking world, which has pointed out many flaws in the Ncell buying and selling process. According to the report, there has not only been irregularities in the purchase and sale of shares of the company, but also pointed out possible grounds for tax evasion. The report points out how hollow the company is on the inside, no matter how hollow it looks on the outside.
} Many of the issues raised by the report have exposed Ncell’s mischief and exposing Ncell’s loot in the name of corporate empire. And many facts have been presented in the report about the corporate mischief that Ncell is doing. Therefore, the government has kept this report secret for 2 years. And we got this report from Ncell source.
The probe committee had submitted its report to the then Prachanda government on January 29, 2080.TAG_OPEN_div_47 A 5-member probe committee led by Tanka Mani Sharma Dangal has submitted the same report.
However, the government has decided to make public the Ncell report which has already been made public by the banking world.TAG_OPEN_div_45 Nepali people have pointed out that the government has delayed making the report public. See also:
