Posted by: ashu July 8, 2006
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If you read the newspapers regularly, it's clear that:
In Nepal, no one is corrupt.
Depending on who you like and who you don't like, people are only ALLEGED to
be corrupt.
Being alleged to be corrupt and being actually corrupt are two different things.
Just ask Mr. Khadka (see below) -- who now walks around with a gait of a saint.
Moral?
Therefore, calling Sujata or anyone else corrupt will get no Nepali anywhere in Nepal.
Calling her that -- without any proof (as is of ten the case) -- just shows that
she has enemies. Tetti ho.
Personally, I think Sujata's daughter wedding does not seem all that lavish IN COMPARISON TO (based on my limited knowledge) the kind of wedding parties that some other Nepali Congress/RPP and UML leaders have thrown for their sons and daughters.
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Court gives clean chit to former minister Khadka, others
June 18
- http://www.nepalnews.com/archive/2006/jun/jun18/news11.php
The Special Court, Kathmandu, on Sunday has given clean chit to former Water Resources Minister and Nepali Congress leader, Khum Bahadur Khadka, and other officials on charge of alleged corruption in the Bakraha irrigation project case.
A special bench of the court comprising chairman of the court, Bhupdhoj Adhikari and Judges Cholendra Shumsher JB Rana and Komal Nath Sharma held that they did not find adequate evidence to prove that there had been corruption in the said project.
The Commission for Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) had filed separate cases against former minister Khadka, then Secretary Water Resources Biswonath Sapkota and two other officials nearly four years ago alleging them of indulging in corruption worth over Rs 40 million in the project based in eastern district of Morang.
All of them had pleaded innocence in the case.
Founding general secretary of the breakaway Nepali Congress (Democratic), former Home Minister Khadka returned to his parent party later and is now the central committee member of Nepali Congress. nepalnews.com by June 18 06