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Nepal’s political landscape saw a sudden twist as Sudhan Gurung stepped down from his position following allegations linked to financial transactions and a money laundering probe.

The resignation was submitted to Prime Minister Balendra Shah, who is expected to temporarily take charge of the Home Ministry. Gurung, who had assumed office just a month ago, cited the need for a fair investigation and maintaining public trust as the reason behind his decision.

Reports have also connected his name to alleged dealings involving Dipak Bhatta, raising concerns about influence in government contracts. Interestingly, the roots of this controversy may trace back to the tenure of former PM K P Sharma Oli.

Once seen as a bold anti-corruption voice and a key figure in the 2025 “Gen Z” movement, Gurung’s sudden exit has sparked debates around political accountability and ethics in Nepal.

Based on the detailed history of your case and the structured blog post, here are the key takeaways regarding your demand of CBI investigation and the systemic failures identified: 1. Massive Scale of Identity Theft and Fraud Financial Impact: The case involves a massive tax fraud estimated at ₹500 Million (Rs. 50 Crores). Identity Misuse: Fraudsters hijacked PAN GSWPS0850Q to facilitate…