Kathmandu. Former Education Minister and member of the House of Representatives, Mahabir Pun, has made his property details public.

He has made public the details submitted to the Federal Parliament Secretariat. “Scholars and people who are angry that Mahabir Pun has amassed millions of rupees by opening a National Innovation Center and selling his books should look into this and investigate,” he said. ’’

Pun recalled that he had submitted the details even when he was the education minister. “The government of that time did not make it public. Therefore, I have made this information public before submitting it to the Secretariat as of today, as I doubt whether the Federal Parliament Secretariat will also make it public,” he said, adding, “Apart from these physical assets, my immaterial and inassessable and unlimited assets are my innumerable colleagues living in the country and abroad.” ’’

According to the details made public by him, the price of gold is 3 tola. The gold was purchased in the name of his wife in 2060 BS and belongs to his wife. According to the source of this, EastMitra has given it.

According to the details, Pun has two bank accounts in his name. There is approximately Rs 29 lakh in these accounts. He has around Rs 4 lakh in his bank account and Rs 25 lakh in his account with Rastriya Banijya Bank. Out of this, Rs 4 lakh was received from friends for personal expenses.

Similarly, Rs 2.5 million from Rastriya Banijya Bank has been spent in the election held on March 4. The amount will be spent at the liaison office in Beni.

Pun also owns 28 ropanis of land in four plots of land in Majhthana-7 of Kaski district. These plots are spread over 4 plots. He said that he bought the land for Rs 4 lakh.

He said that he bought all the land together with Padam Pun.

He said that the source of the money for the purchase of the land is the money left behind when he returned from the United States. The land has been put up for sale for the operation of the National Innovation Centre and has not yet been sold.

During this period, he has so far sold 250,000 copies of his autobiography book (in Nepali) and the proceeds have been deposited in the bank account of National Innovation Center and National Innovation Center in Nepal Bank for the operation of Birgunj Agriculture Tools Factory.