KATHMANDU, July 30: A recent development in the investigation of the untimely demise of artist Saruk Tamrakar sheds light on the discovery of a suicide note in his mobile phone. Following his tragic passing, the mobile 'notes' were sent to the Digital Forensic Lab of the Police Headquarters, Naxal, for examination.

CHITWAN, May 4: A 'suicide note' has been found along with the dead body of poultry businessman Shankar Kandel, who was found hanging in Chitwan on Tuesday. Kandel, a resident of Bharatpur-3 Belchok, was found dead at his office on Tuesday evening.

OKHALDHUNGA, Sept 15: Nabin Pariyar and Ganga Pariyar married amid a huge celebration on June 11. Nabin, a local of Bhadaure village of Chishkhugadhi Rural Municipality and Ganga, from Rawabeshi Rural Municipality of Khotang seemed quite happy after marriage, according to their families. Nabin left for Kathmandu, 20 days after the wedding date.

When the country’s anti-graft agency, which is largely seen as failing to investigate the high-profile cases and take the accused to the court, is accused of pushing the low-ranking officials to the point of committing suicides for its alleged role in framing them, what will happen to the credibility of the anti-graft body?