Kathmandu, June 9 -- Making a comeback after 48 days since his resignation, Nepal's newly appointed Home Minister Sudhan Gurung has announced further investigation into the Royal Massacre of June 2001 by studying the previous investigation reports.

Gurung, who had resigned from the post earlier in April following his connection to a controversial businessman, made his comeback on Tuesday again as the Home Minister. The latest round of investigation promise falls in second position in his four major policy decisions aimed at reforming national security and tackling unresolved high-profile cases, declaring that "every criminal file in the country will now be reopened".

"Regarding the Narayanhiti Royal Palace massacre that occurred on 19 J...