Parliamentary Hearing on Proposed Ambassador to Malaysia Suspended for Further Study

Kathmandu. MPs have raised serious questions in the parliamentary hearing of Chudamani Kharel, the proposed ambassador to Malaysia. During the hearing, Kharel faced questions regarding 'conflict of interest', financial irregularities, collusion with manpower businesses, and his qualifications. Following this, the parliamentary committee decided to temporarily halt the process to conduct further study and gather evidence.

In the meeting of the parliamentary hearing committee, proposed ambassador Kharel claimed that all allegations against him were baseless and misleading. He challenged to present evidence proving his involvement, clarifying that he had not offered any temptations for land transactions, financial dealings, or arranging any kind of grants. Stating that he was only in a managerial role, he asserted that institutional discrepancies or check transactions were not his sole decisions.