The Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) has directed its central disciplinary commission to investigate matters concerning Khagendra Sunar, according to reports by Nepali outlets published on October 13, 2026. The party assigned the inquiry to the commission, but the available account does not specify what matters are under investigation or where the instruction was issued.
Commission tasked with inquiry
The instruction places the inquiry within the RSP’s central disciplinary commission. The commission has been tasked with examining the matters concerning Sunar, though no further details about the scope or process of the investigation were provided in the reported information.
The reports do not identify the particular conduct, events or allegations that prompted the party’s decision. They also do not say whether the commission has begun its work, how long the inquiry may take, or whether it has been given a deadline to submit findings.
Details remain limited
The information available confirms the party’s direction and the body assigned to carry out the inquiry, but does not describe any findings or conclusions. No outcome has been reported, and the commission’s task is presented as an investigation rather than a completed disciplinary decision.
The account also does not provide a statement from Sunar, the RSP leadership or the disciplinary commission. Without further details, the reasons for the inquiry and any potential consequences for Sunar remain unspecified.
The development, as reported on October 13, 2026, therefore concerns the RSP’s decision to refer matters involving Sunar to its central disciplinary commission. Further information about the issues being examined, the commission’s proceedings and any eventual decision was not included in the available reports.
