Kathmandu, June 6 -- The committee formed to investigate the property of former home minister and Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) lawmaker Sudan Gurung has concluded that nothing unusual was found in his landholdings, even as it has not given a definitive conclusion regarding monetary transactions and share investments.

The committee led by former judge Achyut Prasad Bhandari submitted its report to Prime Minister Balendra Shah on Friday. Bhandari said the 45-page report separately details Gurung's assets, sources of income, debts, and the various means through which he acquired his property. The 17 pages of the report consist solely of Gurung's statement, while statements from other individuals mentioned in the investigation occupy sever...