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UML seeks information on arms purchase for police


13 July 2022  

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KATHMANDU: The main opposition party – CPN-UML — has expressed its objection in a meeting of the House of Representatives today citing various arms were being purchased for the Nepal Police in haste without making a global tender call.

UML lawmaker Khaga Raj Adhikari accused the government of bringing the arms through transfer of funds towards the fag end of the fiscal year.

He demanded that the government should clarify to the parliament whether it is necessary to purchase these goods and whether the Nepal Police had placed demand for these.

Publish Date : 13 July 2022 14:39 PM

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