Nepal’s anti-corruption watchdog, the Commission for Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA), has written to at least 29 powerful people in the country ordering them appear in front of the constitutional body within seven days. CIAA has simultaneously asked all banks to freeze their lockers by today, December 7. The list includes prominent personalities from ex-ministers to already-rich business people who dobbed into politics to make money rather than serve the teeming (needy) millions to a journalist renown for his contribution to the development of media in the South Asian region.
