Kathmandu. The government has given five more days to conduct an investigation into former Home Minister Sudhan Gurung on the case. The deadline has been extended by five days to come into effect from Tuesday.
The deadline has been extended by five days due to lack of time. The committee has already recorded statements from Gurung.
Before recording his statement, the committee said it had examined the property details of the allegations levelled against him.
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