Kathmandu. Home Minister Sudhan Gurung is trying to hide one lie.

Minister Gurung has clarified that he had bought 50,000 units of shares of Liberty Micro Life Insurance and Star Micro Insurance at Rs 25,000 each.

Minister Gurung has kept the details of loan taken÷given÷payment blank while making the property details public. That is, it seems that he has taken or given a loan.

However, Minister Gurung today clarified that he had bought shares worth Rs 50 lakh from two companies. He wrote on social media, “… Now as far as the source is concerned, the amount I have invested has been raised through a loan, and the written deed is dated 2080÷05÷29, which is on record. According to the agreement, the loan amount has come through banking channels and the same amount has been used for investment. That is, where the money came from is not a matter of conjecture, but a matter of proof by paper and bank records. ’

After Gurung’s statement came out, a letter from Tamasuk has also come out. According to a letter dated August 7, 2000 issued by Birendra Prajapati, Ward Chairman of Kathmandu Metropolitan City-5, Guru

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It is found that he had taken a loan of Rs 3.75 million from Bijaya Kumar Shrestha, a resident of Guheshwori of Kathmandu Metropolitan City-1 on May 10, 2080.

The loan amount is Rs 18,75,000 for 12,500 units of Liberty Maiko Life Insurance and Rs 18,075,000 for 12,500 units of shares of Star Maiko Insurance. Accordingly, it is confirmed that Gurung bought the shares of these two companies at the rate of Rs 150 per share.

When Minister Gurung said that he has not taken loan in his property details, it is clear from the status he wrote today itself and the letter made public. At the same time, it seems that Minister Gurung has not informed the state.