Bhaktapur land revenue office's Naib Subba Acharya, 5 others charged over Rs 97.5 million corruption case

The Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) has filed a charge sheet at the Special Court against Yadunath Acharya, Naib Subba at the Malpot (Land Revenue) Office in Bhaktapur, and five others.

The commission has accused them of illegally acquiring property, committing corruption, and committing money-laundering offenses. The case claims illegal property worth nearly Rs 97.5 million was acquired.

According to Nepal Press, the six defendants include Naib Subba Acharya's wife and daughter.

The commission filed the case alleging that family members were also involved in the property Acharya is accused of acquiring illegally.