Parliamentary Special Investigation Committee report submitted to the parliament

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  • July 29, 2022

The parliamentary special investigation committee constituted to investigate the then Finance Minister Janardan Sharma on the charge of unauthorized persons entering the Ministry of Finance and changing the rates of taxes and customs during the preparation of the budget for the financial year 2079/80 has submitted its report to the Parliament today.

In the 129-page long report prepared by the 11-member parliamentary special committee led by MP Laxmanlal Karna, it has cleared Sharma saying that no such concrete evidence has been found against him.

According to paragraph 4 of the report published by the committee, It has been concluded that Sharma is set to be free of all charges.

Full text of the report:

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