KATHMANDU, Dec 9: Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba has said that corruption control is becoming a challenge. Speaking at a program organized by the Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) on the occasion of the International Anti-Corruption Day on Friday, PM Deuba said that the control of corruption is becoming a challenge day by day, saying that there are multifaceted forms, causes and effects of corruption. He said that in the campaign against corruption, the role and activism of all the mechanisms of the state, including the courts, civil society and the media sector, is necessary.
Prime Minister Deuba said that it is necessary to carry out people-oriented services while promoting corruption control in coordination with everyone. He said that it is necessary for everyone to unite to build a clean, healthy, moral and developed society by strictly controlling and eradicating corruption. He also said that it is necessary to control corruption, which is a social malaise, to stay away from corrupt activities and to raise the voice against corrupt activities and maintain morals.
Reforming Anti-Corruption Legislations
Prime Minister Deuba expressed his belief that the CIAA will be more active in corruption control in the coming days. He urged everyone to be committed to building a corruption-free advanced nation. Prime Minister Deuba said that since corruption has a negative impact on public service delivery and development management as well as all areas of social life, it is necessary to control corruption.
