CIAA draws attention on recent order of precedence

01/21/2019

Kathmandu, Jan. 21: The Commission for Investigation of Abuse of the Authority (CIAA) has expressed its serious concern over the recent government-determined order of precedence of individuals involved in different areas of national life.

A meeting of the CIAA on Monday has drawn a conclusion that keeping the office-bearers of constitutional bodies below the government employees would not only undermine the constitutional posts but also apparently tarnish the institutional image and recognition of constitutional bodies.

“The CIAA urges the government to amend the hierarchy of positions, stated a press release issued by CIAA Spokesperson Rameshwar Dangal. RSS

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