Kathmandu. The Congress has been stirred by the mention of financial dealings in the acquisition of party legitimacy in the statement given by Inam Sapkota, who is in police custody, to the police. The statement mentions that Gagan Thapa, the chairman of the Nepali Congress, was involved in financial dealings when the party's legitimacy was acquired.Sapkota has raised the issue of financial transactions to legitimize the special general convention led by Thapa without the consent of the then central committee last December. Thapa himself has denied this. His secretariat has also stated that the government is using Sapkota to hide...