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Former Prime Minister and Nepali Congress leader Sher Bahadur Deuba has returned the Toyota Prado the government had provided him.
The former Prime Minister handed over the Japanese SUV (Ba 6 Cha 1025) to the Ministry of Home Affairs on Wednesday, RSS quoted Deuba's personal secretariat as saying.
Except for former PM Surya Bahadur Deuba, all other former Prime Minister have returned the government vehicles.
However, ten formed chief justices are yet to return the government vehicles.
The Supreme Court had on Tuesday stayed the government decision to provide lifelong state facilities including vehicle, fuel and apartment rents to VIPs including former prime ministers, home ministers, chief justices and speakers. nepalnews.com
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