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On SPP, no party looks clean— all lying, playing to the gallery

A Nepal Army letter shows Nepal applied for the State Partnership Program in October 2015. While the national defence force finds itself in the dock, politicians are equally answerable. On SPP, no party looks clean— all lying, playing to the gallery
The letter sent by Nepal Army in 2015 was undersigned by its then chief Rajendra Chhetri. File Photo
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Anil Giri & Binod Ghimire
Published at : June 17, 2022
Updated at : June 17, 2022 07:36
Kathmandu

Anil Giri

Anil Giri is a reporter covering diplomacy, international relations and national politics for The Kathmandu Post. Giri has been working as a journalist for a decade-and-a-half, contributing to numerous national and international media outlets.

Binod Ghimire

Binod Ghimire covers parliamentary affairs and human rights for The Kathmandu Post. Since joining the Post in 2010, he has reported primarily on social issues, focusing on education and transitional justice.


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