Nepal's Home Minister Sudhan Gurung has resigned from his position, citing ethical considerations amid allegations of corruption and undisclosed financial holdings. In a statement, Gurung emphasized that for him, ethics hold more weight than any position. The resignation comes after reports surfaced regarding his alleged involvement in financial irregularities and failure to disclose assets. Gurung, a prominent figure in the ruling coalition, maintained his innocence but chose to step down to uphold moral standards. The development has stirred political discussions in Nepal, with opposition parties calling for a thorough investigation. Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal accepted the resignation and has temporarily taken charge of the home ministry. Analysts view this as a significant move in Nepal's political landscape, reflecting growing public demand for accountability and transparency among public officials. The incident underscores ongoing challenges in governance and the fight against corruption in the Himalayan nation.
