Nepal, March 29 -- The government has stated in its public governance reform agenda announced today that the committee will include experts in law, finance, revenue, and investigation, as well as representatives from relevant bodies.

The government is set to form a high-powered property investigation committee within 15 days to end the widespread corruption, the tendency to hide assets, and impunity in the country.The government has stated in its public governance reform agenda announced today that the committee will include experts in law, finance, revenue, and investigation, as well as representatives from relevant bodies.

In the first phase, the committee is tasked with collecting, verifying, and investigating the property details...