‘Prime Minister’s, ministers’ asset details safe with PMO’ -

Kathmandu, December 11

Nepal's Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal and the greater part of his clergymen have presented their advantage points of interest to the PMO, yet it can't be made open now, says an administration representative. Joint secretary Damodar Regmi says despite the fact that it is obligatory for priests to present their advantage points of interest, it is not mandatory for the legislature to make it open, unless it is required. As per winning laws any individual who takes government office needs to present his/her advantage points of interest to the administration inside 60 days of arrangement. "On account of clergymen, the Cabinet had been making the subtle elements open after a formal choice," said Regmi. "We can discharge the data inside minutes, if the administration so chooses," he included. "We have not kept it a mystery for whatever other reason."