A Central Investigation Bureau report concerning four ANFA officials has reached prosecutors for review. Reports published on October 8 say the bureau recommended action over an alleged Rs6.65 million irregularity.
The officials named in the reports are Pankaj Bikram Nembang, Kiran Rai, Rabindra Joshi and Sanjiv Pandey. These are allegations at the investigation stage, not findings of guilt.
Where the case stands
Radio Nepal, carrying RSS reporting, described the bureau’s recommendation. Onlinekhabar reported that the government attorney’s office was examining the investigation file, with a decision expected on Friday, October 9.
That expected date is not confirmation that charges have been filed. A police recommendation, a prosecutor’s decision and a court judgment are separate stages.
What remains unresolved
The source reports reviewed for this article do not establish a conviction or a final court determination of the allegations. They also do not provide a substantive response from the named officials that can be reproduced here.
The next development to verify is the prosecutor’s decision and the basis given for it. This article records the position reported on October 8 and should be updated when that decision becomes available.
Sources and further reading
- Onlinekhabar, 8 October: prosecutors reviewing CIB report
- Radio Nepal/RSS, 8 October: CIB recommendation
Featured photo: Dasharath Stadium in Kathmandu. File photograph; not evidence relating to the investigation. Photo: Nirjal stha / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized for web.

