Cotiviti Nepal is accused of leaking Rs 10.36 billion (about $84 million) in money, according to a complaint lodged by the Department of Revenue Investigation (DRI) against the organization. This covers suspected avoidance of value-added tax (VAT) and income tax.

In democratic nations with proportional election systems, the formation and dissolution of political coalitions in the face of fragmented electoral outcomes are customary political practices. As a result, it is the proportional electoral system's standard procedure.

The arteries of justice are essential conduits that guarantee the smooth flow of accountability and fairness in Nepal's complex legal system. But like many other judiciaries, the Nepalese court faces problems that are comparable to an artery burst—critical problems that, if left untreated, might obstruct the flow of justice. Any healthy democracy must prioritize the pursuit of justice, but the Nepalese court has encountered some difficulties that are akin to a "arterial burst"—a severe rupture that requires immediate treatment.