Kathmandu. Home Minister Sudan Gurung has said that the source of his investment in the share market is loan. Responding to the questions raised about him through social media (Facebook), Gurung said that he has invested the money he has collected from the loan in the stock market.

Gurung has claimed that the source of the loan was the loan, stating that it was in the written record of the loan he had taken on September 12, 2080.

‘… The amount invested by me was raised through a loan and the written deed dated 29.05.2080 is on record. Gurung wrote, “According to the agreement, the loan amount has come through banking channel and the same amount has been used for investment.” ’

Similarly, is it a crime to invest in shares by admitting that he has invested in shares? He also asked.

‘… It is said that the shares were bought before becoming a minister. Since when did it become a crime to invest in shares in this country?” he wrote. All the money from the bank is accounted for. When it went, where it went, who it went. How to hide such money? Where to hide?”

Clarifying the allegation that he was in collusion with the controversial person, Gurung said that buying shares does not mean sharing with everyone. “If buying shares is considered as a partnership, then all those who invest in the same company should be held equally responsible and that is not fair,” Gurung said.

“There are hundreds and thousands of shareholders in the same company. Buying shares is not about sharing with everyone. If this is to be believed, then all those who invest in the same company should be blamed in the same way, which is not justifiable. He wrote, “There are investments from media houses to banks in the same company. Are they all partners or culprits?