KATHMANDU: The Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) has issued arrest warrants for 20 individuals, including Rita Singh Baidya, the former Chairperson of the Nepal Children’s Association, in connection with the Bal Mandir land scam case. Rita Singh Baidya, who served as the organization's chair for approximately 27 years, is among those named in the warrants issued by the Kathmandu District Court on Thursday. The CIB is investigating allegations of fraud related to the case.
Serious allegations in this scandal have implicated Rita Singh Baidya, who is the daughter of Ganesh Man Singh and the sister of Nepali Congress leader Prakash Man Singh. The latest development in the case involves allegations against Baidya for subleasing the Bal Mandir land in 2072, extending the contract with Brihaspati by an additional 43 years beyond its original maturity date. As per the agreement, Brihaspati has been remitting an annual payment of Rs 90 lakhs to the organization. Following this development, Brihaspati facilitated the transfer of five ropanis of the land to an Indian Board for the purpose of founding a school, garnering an annual sum of Rs 60 lakhs.
Rita Singh Baidya, daughter of Ganesh Man Singh and sister of Nepali Congress leader Prakash Man Singh, is implicated in serious allegations in this scandal. The investigation is ongoing, and the CIB is looking into the alleged fraudulent activities surrounding the Bal Mandir land. The issuance of arrest warrants indicates a significant development in the case, highlighting the seriousness of the accusations against the individuals involved.
The warrants issued by the Kathmandu District Court signal a step forward in the legal proceedings regarding the Bal Mandir land scam case. With Rita Singh Baidya and other individuals facing arrest warrants, the investigation is expected to progress further as authorities seek to uncover the truth behind the alleged fraudulent activities.
