Ncell has collaborated with Samsung Consumer Electronics to provide exclusive additional discounts to eligible Ncell customers on selected Samsung home appliances, including televisions, refrigerators and washing machines. &nbsp;

 
As major festivals grip Nepal, eligible Ncell customers can avail an extra discount of up to 12 % on top of Samsung&rsquo;s existing festive discounted prices, resulting in total savings of up to 31%. The additional discount of 5%, 8% or 12% is based on the customer&rsquo;s eligible pack or rental-plan segment. 
 
The collaboration was formalised in the presence of Lalit Sharda, Product Director of Ncell, and Chang Uk Jung, Managing Director of Samsung Nepal, reflecting a shared commitment to delivering greater value and enhancing customer experience.

 
The offer is valid from 8 October to 16 November 2026, covering the major festive period of Dashain, Tihar and Chhath. Customers can check their eligibility and redeem the benefit through the Partnered Services section of the Ncell App at participating Samsung-authorised outlets across Nepal.&nbsp;

 
Commenting on the collaboration Ncell Product Director Lalit Sharda said, &ldquo;At Ncell, our commitment has always been to create meaningful value for our customers beyond connectivity. This festive season, we are delighted to partner with Samsung so that our customers can enjoy exclusive additional savings on trusted home appliances. We believe these benefits will give our customers an extra reason to smile and celebrate during the festivals, while reinforcing the everyday value they receive as part of the Ncell family.&rdquo;&nbsp;

 
This collaboration brings together Ncell&rsquo;s extensive customer base and digital platform with Samsung&rsquo;s consumer electronics portfolio and authorised retail network to create a mutually beneficial festive campaign that rewards loyalty and enhances everyday customer experience.&nbsp;

 
Eligible customers simply need to open the Ncell App, visit the Partnered Services section, check their eligibility, and visit any participating Samsung-authorised outlet across Nepal to redeem the additional discount.

Ncell partners with Samsung to offer exclusive additional discounts of up to 31% on home appliances during festive season

Ncell customers can now enjoy exclusive <a data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="0" href="https://ncellapp.ncell.com.np/AkddLL" title="https://ncellapp.ncell.com.np/AkddLL">Buy One Get One (BOGO)</a> offers and special discounts on spa and beauty services through a new partnership between Ncell and Tranquility Spa.&nbsp;

 
Under the partnership, Ncell customers who purchase a prepaid pack or postpaid plan worth Rs 499 or more can avail a BOGO offer on Tranquility Spa&rsquo;s Signature Massage, Body Scrub, Shirodhara and Premium Care Facial. This allows two people to enjoy the eligible services for the price of one. Customers who wish to enjoy the services alone will receive a 25 percent discount on spa services and 20 percent discount on beauty services. These benefits are available exclusively to Nepali nationals. &nbsp;

 
Customers with prepaid packs or postpaid plans valued at Rs 99 to below Rs 499 can also enjoy exclusive benefits. Youth and general customers will receive a flat 20 percent discount on spa services, while tourists will receive a 10 percent discount.&nbsp;

The partnership agreement to this effect was exchanged by Lalit Sharda, Products Director of Ncell and Ranil Phaiju, Tranquility Spa Chief Operating Officer.

 
To avail the offers, customers can simply open the Ncell App, go to Partnered Services, select Tranquility Spa, and redeem the applicable offer at authorized Tranquility Spa outlets. The benefits displayed in the app will be based on the prepaid pack or postpaid plan purchased by the customer. Customers who are not currently eligible can purchase an eligible pack or plan to unlock the benefits.

 
Commenting on the partnership, Upanga Dutta, Chief Consumer Business Officer, Ncell, said, &ldquo;At Ncell, our focus has always been on creating meaningful value for customers beyond connectivity. By bringing wellness experiences into our benefits ecosystem, we aim to make everyday lifestyle privileges more accessible and relevant. This partnership reflects our broader commitment to enhancing customer engagement and making Ncell a more integral part of our customers&rsquo; lives.&rdquo;&nbsp;

 
The collaboration is part of Ncell&rsquo;s ongoing effort to offer greater value and lifestyle benefits to its customers through its growing partner ecosystem.&nbsp;

Ncell partners with Tranquility Spa to bring exclusive wellness offers to customers

Ncell has joined forces with Generation Next Communications, the authorised importer of Apple phones in Nepal, to launch an exclusive bundle package for customers purchasing iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max and iPhone Duo. 
 
The offer is available to Ncell users or those who subscribe to Ncell SIM. Customers purchasing these listed iPhone series are entitled to get unlimited data, unlimited local calls, 150 free SMS each day and a Lionsgate subscription to enjoy premium contents.&nbsp;

 
As per the offer, the first 200 buyers of the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max will receive these resources free for three months. Likewise, the first 100 buyers of the iPhone Duo will enjoy the same resources for six months, without additional cost burden for the connectivity.&nbsp; 
 
&ldquo;We are delighted to partner with Generation Next Communications to bring this exclusive offer to customers buying the latest iPhones. This offer gives our users reliable connectivity wherever they go underlining Ncell&rsquo;s commitment to delivering practical value and supporting the digital lifestyles of our customers across Nepal,&rdquo; Upanga Dutta, Chief Consumer Business Officer of Ncell said. &nbsp;&nbsp;&ldquo;By pairing premium devices with robust mobile services, we aim to make everyday communication and entertainment simpler and more rewarding.&rdquo;

Ncell launches exclusive bundle package for iPhone 18 buyers

Ncell has announced its strategic collaboration with the Nepal Association of Travel Operators (NATO), aimed at enhancing mobile connectivity for international tourists during their stay in Nepal.<u5:p></u5:p>

A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to this effect was signed by Upanga Dutta, Chief Consumer Business Officer, Ncell, and Bishwesh Shrestha, President of NATO, amidst a programme organised on Thursday at the Nepal Tourism Board (NTB).<u5:p></u5:p>

The collaboration aims to help tourists stay connected with their family and friends back home throughout their journey, addressing a key need of communications while travelling different parts of Nepal. Under the partnership, Ncell will provide mobile connectivity to help tourists, while NATO will leverage its extensive network of travel operators to facilitate awareness of Ncell&rsquo;s connectivity services among international travellers.<u5:p></u5:p>

Addressing the event, Dutta said, &ldquo;Leveraging Ncell&rsquo;s extensive network across the country and NATO&rsquo;s diverse reach in the tourism sector, this partnership aims to make reliable connectivity a seamless part of the travel experience for tourists in Nepal. This is not all; the partnership will also play a key role in promoting the #NepalCalling campaign, further positioning Nepal as a hub tourist destination.&rdquo;<u5:p></u5:p>

&ldquo;Tourism, at its heart, is all about connections&mdash;connecting people, cultures and experiences. We are delighted to partner with Ncell on this meaningful collaboration, which will help ensure every traveller who visits Nepal stays connected throughout their journey,&rdquo; said Bishwesh Shrestha, President of NATO.<u5:p></u5:p>

Beyond connectivity, Ncell, under its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative through Ncell Foundation will support NATO in establishing modern WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene) infrastructure along major highway routes, starting with a pilot project in Gajuri, Dhading. <u5:p></u5:p>

The initiative addresses the growing need for adequate sanitation facilities for both tourists and local communities travelling along these corridors, reflecting the two organisations&rsquo; shared commitment to sustainable and responsible tourism development in Nepal.<u5:p></u5:p>

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Ncell partners with NATO to strengthen tourists’ connectivity in Nepal   

Ncell is providing satellite connectivity in the hardest-hit areas of the Bhotekoshi Floods, supporting to stay connected when every call and message matters for rescue, relief and accessing critical information.<u5:p></u5:p>

Through this Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite-powered connectivity solution from Eutelsat, Ncell is deploying devices at critical and essential locations identified in coordination with concerned government agencies involved in rescue, relief and rehabilitation efforts. The solution provides satellite internet even when normal communication networks are down.<u5:p></u5:p>

The solution will provide free connectivity at flood-affected communities, holding and relief centres, temporary camps, emergency response locations and other areas where terrestrial connectivity is unavailable or severely disrupted. As of today, the solution has been installed at three crucial locations in Nuwakot and is being deployed in other flood-affected areas.<u5:p></u5:p>

The satellite delivers the internet signal directly to a satellite-connected device on the ground. The device then provides Wi-Fi connectivity in the surrounding area, helping people stay connected when regular internet or mobile networks are unavailable.<u5:p></u5:p>

The service provides high-speed, low latency connectivity which means people can use the connectivity for messaging, internet-based calls, accessing critical information, browsing and coordinating relief efforts.<u5:p></u5:p>

Ncell has already acquired necessary approvals from the government agencies including the Nepal Telecommunications Authority (NTA) for this service.<u5:p></u5:p>

<u5:p>&nbsp;</u5:p>&ldquo;Reaching people where they need it most, Ncell has enabled immediate access to satellite communication at three locations in Nuwakot, where crucial communication services were severely impacted. This will ensure the availability of satellite-powered internet services to support rescue and relief efforts and help affected communities stay connected during this difficult time,&rdquo; said Dilli Ram Shrestha, Chief Corporate and Regulatory Affairs Officer of Ncell.<u5:p></u5:p>

From the first day of the disaster, Ncell has been providing free voice, data and SMS services every day to over 300,000 affected customers in the flood-hit areas. The company has also contributed Rs 10 million through the Ncell Foundation to the Prime Minister&rsquo;s Disaster Relief Fund to support rescue, relief and rehabilitation efforts.<u5:p></u5:p>

The satellite-powered connectivity initiative is a further demonstration of Ncell&rsquo;s determination to stand with the people of Nepal at a time when staying connected is critical.<u5:p></u5:p>

Ncell&rsquo;s commitment goes beyond rebuilding towers and repairing lines. The company is focused on finding every possible way to connect people when conventional networks cannot reach them. Because when roads are cut off, fibre is damaged and families are waiting for news, connectivity is more than convenience, it is a lifeline.<u5:p></u5:p>

And Ncell is committed to keeping that lifeline open for the communities who need it most.

Ncell brings satellite-powered connectivity in flood-affected region   

Ncell has announced a further seven-day extension of the free services it has been providing in areas affected by the flood in the Bhotekoshi River in Rasuwa. To facilitate communication and support rescue and relief efforts, Ncell will extend the free services for another seven days, effective from September 5 to September 11.

With this extension, Ncell&rsquo;s voice, data and SMS services will continue to be available free of charge in the affected areas for another week. Earlier, on the day of the flood, August 26, Ncell had announced free voice, data and SMS services for three days in the affected areas. The free service period was subsequently extended by seven days until September 4.

&ldquo;Ensuring uninterrupted communication during this difficult time is important, which is why we have decided to extend the free services in the affected areas for another seven days. With 92% of the affected sites already restored, we believe these free services will greatly help affected communities to stay connected with their families and loved ones, while also enabling teams involved in rescue and relief efforts to coordinate effectively,&rdquo; said Upanga Dutta, Chief Consumer Business Officer of Ncell.

During disasters, communication services play a vital role in facilitating information exchange, coordination, search and rescue, and relief distribution. The free services have been helping people in affected communities stay in touch with their family members, relatives and teams engaged in rescue and relief efforts.

92% of affected sites restored 
Ncell has restored 92% of its sites affected by the Bhotekoshi Flood and continues to provide services in the affected areas. The company is alsocarrying out the necessary work to restore the remaining affected sites.

A total of 27 Ncell sites were affected by the flood. On Thursday, the company restored its 25th affected site in Trishuli, Nuwakot. One site located at Ghatte Khola, Timure, Rasuwa, was completely destroyed by the flood. For the remaining site located at Tiru, Uttargaya, Rasuwa, Ncell is coordinating to transport the necessary equipment by helicopter and restore the service there.

Ncell has been supporting efforts to maintain communication services during disasters and contributing to search, rescue, relief and public awareness initiatives. The company has also been disseminating informational messages issued by relevant authorities through SMS, call tones and its social media pages and accounts.

Similarly, the day after the flood, Ncell, through the Ncell Foundation, provided Rs. 10 million to the Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund to support search, rescue, relief and rehabilitation efforts.

Ncell extends free services in flood-affected areas for another seven days

Ncell has extended its free voice, data and SMS services in flood-affected areas by 7 days, effective from tomorrow (Saturday), to facilitate communication, search and rescue, and relief distribution efforts. With this extension, these services will now be available free of charge in the affected areas for additional one week.

Earlier on Wednesday, Ncell had announced free data, all-net voice calls and 100 free SMS for three days for people in areas affected by the severe flooding in the Bhotekoshi River in Rasuwa. The company has been providing these services as announced, and the initial three-day period is ending today.

Communication services play a vital role during disasters by facilitating information sharing, coordination, and search, rescue and relief efforts. Ncell has extended the free service period to make it easier for people in the affected communities to stay connected with their families, loved ones, and teams involved in rescue and relief operations.

&ldquo;Through this contribution, we believe people in the affected communities will be able to stay connected with their families and loved ones during this difficult time, while also making it easier for teams involved in rescue and relief efforts to coordinate as needed. In such difficult circumstances, it is everyone&rsquo;s responsibility to extend whatever support they can,&rdquo; said Upanga Dutta, Chief Consumer Business Officer of Ncell.

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18 mobile towers restored

Ncell has been supporting to maintain continuity of communication services during disasters and contributing to emergency search, rescue and relief operations. The company has restored 18 mobile towers that were disrupted due to the floods in the affected areas and is continuing efforts to restore remaining 9 affected sites.

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Similarly, Ncell through its Ncell Foundation contributed Rs. 10 million to the Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund on Thursday to support search, rescue, relief and rehabilitation efforts. In addition, Ncell has been sharing necessary information through SMS and its social media pages and accounts, urging people in flood-affected areas to remain safe and follow safety instructions issued by the relevant authorities.

Ncell extends free voice, data and SMS services in flood-affected areas by 7 days

Ncell Foundation has announced financial support of NPR 10 million to the Prime Minister&rsquo;s Disaster Relief Fund for the rescue, relief and rehabilitation of people affected by the devastating flood in the Bhotekoshi River in Rasuwa on Wednesday.

 
The flood has caused significant loss of life and property in the riverside areas of Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Dhading and Gorkha, among other districts. At a time when immediate rescue, relief and rehabilitation of the affected people are needed, Ncell Foundation has announced the support in response to the Government&rsquo;s appeal.

 
Ncell has expressed its heartfelt condolences to all those who lost their lives in this tragic incident and deepest sympathy to the bereaved families. It also wishes for the swift rescue and effective relief management for those who remain missing and those affected by the disaster.

Ncell has also been supporting affected people and communities through communication services during this difficult time. Ncell customers in the flood-affected areas have been provided free voice and data services, along with 100 free SMS, valid for three days, effective from Wednesday.

 
This initiative is expected to help affected people stay connected with their families and loved ones, as well as with teams involved in rescue and relief efforts.

 
Ncell&rsquo;s Corporate Communications, Marketing and Sustainability Director, Bishakha Lakshmi Khadka, said, &ldquo;Standing with the affected people during this difficult time is a shared responsibility for all of us. We have decided to provide NPR 10 million to the Prime Minister&rsquo;s Disaster Relief Fund to support rescue, relief and rehabilitation efforts. We would like to assure the affected families and communities that we stand with them during this difficult time.&rdquo;

Ncell has supported rescue, relief and rehabilitation efforts during various natural disasters over the years. The company remains committed to continuing its support and collaboration in the days ahead, taking into consideration the needs and circumstances of affected communities.

Ncell Foundation announces NPR 10 million support for rescue, relief and rehabilitation of Bhotekoshi flood-affected people

Ncell and Nepal Mediciti Hospital have joined hands to provide exclusive healthcare benefits to eligible Ncell customers, making quality medical services more accessible and affordable.

Under the partnership, Ncell customers with an active pack or rental of Rs 299 or above will receive a free OPD doctor consultation at Nepal Mediciti Hospital. Customers with an active pack or rental of Rs 99 to below Rs 299 will receive a 20 percent discount on OPD doctor consultation charges.

The agreement was signed amid a programme on Tuesday by Ncell Chief Consumer Business Officer Upanga Dutta, and Dr. Amit Tomer, Chief Executive Officer, Nepal Mediciti Hospital.

Sharing his thoughts on the collaboration, Dutta said, &ldquo;By linking exclusive healthcare privileges at Nepal Mediciti directly to Ncell packs, we are turning everyday mobile usage into real-life value. Whether it is a free OPD doctor consultation or a significant discount, this partnership ensures our customers get more than just connectivity. They get support for their well-being too. This is another step in our commitment to creating everyday value through trusted partnerships that truly matter to our customers.&rdquo;

To access the benefits, eligible Ncell customers can simply log in to Ncell App and search for Nepal Mediciti Hospital under the Partnered Services section. The app will automatically display the applicable benefit for eligible subscribers. Other Ncell customers can activate eligible packs or rentals and avail themselves of the offer.

&ldquo;Beyond providing immediate access to medical services, the partnership demonstrates how corporate networks and healthcare institutions can work together to make quality healthcare more accessible, inclusive and affordable for communities across Nepal,&rdquo; Tomar said stating that such collaboration can play an important role in strengthening Nepal&rsquo;s healthcare ecosystem.

The collaboration is part of Ncell&rsquo;s continued efforts to go beyond connectivity by bringing customers relevant and meaningful benefits through partnerships with trusted brands and essential service providers. Through these kinds of initiatives, Ncell aims to create greater everyday value for its customers and connect them with services that contribute to their well-being.

Ncell and Nepal Mediciti Hospital partner to offer exclusive healthcare benefits to customers

Ncell has revised the pulse rate for its international outgoing calls to 198 countries, effective today, Tuesday, August 18. The company has implemented a new 60-second pulse rate in accordance with the approval granted by the Nepal Telecommunications Authority (NTA), on August 7, 2026. 
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NTA approved the new pulse rate for Ncell in accordance with its decision under Section 42 of the Telecommunications Act, 2053.

 
As per the NTA&rsquo;s approval, the new pulse rate is now applicable to destinations including Australia, Bahrain, Canada, the United States, China, Finland, Denmark, France, Germany, India, Hong Kong, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Lebanon, Malaysia, New Zealand, Norway, Pakistan, Poland, Qatar, Russia, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, Mexico, Libya, among others.

Ncell implements 60-second pulse rate for international outgoing calls

Ncell has partnered with Cimex Inc, the authorised distributor of BYD Auto Industry Co. Ltd, in Nepal to deliver connected vehicle services powered by Ncell Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity.

The collaboration strengthens Ncell&rsquo;s position at the forefront of IoT innovation in Nepal, building on its early adoption and growing portfolio of IoT solutions. Through this partnership, Ncell continues to drive the adoption of connected technologies across sectors.

With this, BYD customers in Nepal will now be able to enjoy a more seamless and digitally connected driving experience.

With this, compatible BYD vehicles delivered through BYD Nepal will now come equipped with an embedded Ncell IoT SIM. This enables direct in-vehicle internet connectivity that supports the BYD App ecosystem and connected infotainment features. Users can access online services such as YouTube, Spotify, Karaoke and other digital entertainment directly through the vehicle&rsquo;s system, without needing to connect a phone or rely on a Wi-Fi hotspot.

Availability of individual features depends on the vehicle model, software version and services available in Nepal. Connectivity works over Ncell&rsquo;s robust mobile network and user experience may vary based on coverage, location and vehicle configuration just like Ncell SIM they use.

&ldquo;This partnership for IoT service brings smart connectivity, infotainment, security and intelligent mobility into BYD vehicles so that customers can enjoy a smoother, more convenient connected driving experience with adoption of IoT solutions,&rdquo; Upanga Dutta, Chief Consumer Business Officer at Ncell said addressing an event in Kathmandu to mark this partnership. &ldquo;By enabling direct vehicle connectivity for the BYD App and popular infotainment services, we are helping users stay connected without depending on external hotspots or mobile data. Moreover, connecting to local network ensures more reliable navigation either you are on the go or stuck at the traffic.&rdquo;

The partnership will not just benefit new car owners but those already owning BYD vehicles. They can visit designated BYD Authorised Service Centre Network which is spread across 13 locations in Nepal to get Ncell IoT SIM in their current vehicle and access the supported connected features.&nbsp;

Sharing his excitement on the collaboration with Ncell Sahil Shrestha, CEO of Cimex Inc Pvt Limited, said, &quot;BYD has always been at the forefront of technological innovation. By partnering with Ncell, we are taking another important step in enhancing the ownership experience for our customers. Reliable in-vehicle connectivity allows our users to fully experience the intelligent features of BYD vehicles.&quot;

The specific connectivity plan, validity and charging details will depend on the vehicle or service package.

Ncell partners with BYD Nepal to bring connected vehicle experience through IoT SIM

News reports have been published stating that the meeting of the Council of Ministers of the Government of Nepal made a decision on 11 August 2026, and that on the basis of that decision on 12 August 2026 the report of the investigation committee chaired by Tankamani Sharma Dangal relating to this company, titled &ldquo;Ncell&rsquo;s Share Purchase-Sale Related Study and Investigation Report, 2023 (2080),&rdquo; was made public. It has come to our knowledge that, under the pretext of ensuring good governance, transparency and citizens&rsquo; access to information, the said report has been made public through the website of the Ministry of Information and Communications, thereby scattering sensitive information that the law itself requires to be kept confidential.&nbsp; 

This company strongly condemns the Government&rsquo;s step of publicising the report in violation of the right to privacy guaranteed by the Constitution of Nepal, and makes it clear that it reserves the right to seek legal remedies in accordance with national and international laws as well as treaties and agreements.&nbsp; 

This action has sent a message at the international level that the Government is not committed to the privacy of investors and the confidentiality of data. It has further clouded the environment for foreign investment. Moreover, publishing matters that the law requires to be kept confidential without the consent of the concerned persons, without even considering that such publication constitutes a criminal offence under prevailing law, is an extremely regrettable act.&nbsp; 

A writ petition filed on a matter of public right and concern seeking that the investigation committee&rsquo;s report should be made public was dismissed by the High Court on 15 July 2026, and that dismissal has become final. Deciding to publicise the investigation report and actually publicising it in a manner contrary to that order constitutes, in itself, a serious violation of the constitutional and legal duty to respect the orders of the honourable court and to uphold judicial dignity and compliance with the court&rsquo;s decisions and judgements. The decision to publicise, and the actual publicisation of, a report that the honourable court had held to be confidential is a historically unfortunate event.&nbsp; 

Information, details and particulars collected by an investigation committee formed to ascertain the truth during the course of study and investigation also remain confidential. The Government of Nepal may take those information, details and particulars and use them to determine whether any offence has been committed in relation to the relevant incident, act or transaction, to conduct further investigation, and to prosecute. It cannot, however, publish or make them available in a manner that allows unrestricted access by the general public. No law has authorised such action.&nbsp; 

The investment and business-related matters, information, details and particulars of any company are confidential by law itself. The publicisation of the investigation committee&rsquo;s report has clearly violated the right to privacy guaranteed to this company under Article 28 of the Constitution of Nepal; the right to privacy of property under Section 10, the right to privacy of documents under Section 11, the right to privacy of data under Section 12, the right to privacy of correspondence under Section 13, the right to privacy of character under Section 15, and the right to privacy of electronic media under Section 19 of the Individual Privacy Act, 2018; as well as the right to privacy of taxpayers under Section 74 of the Income Tax Act, 2058 and Section 37 of the Value Added Tax Act, 2052. This step by the Government has also violated the fundamental and legal rights of the shareholders, directors and stakeholders of this company as well.&nbsp; 

To publicise such details, legislative authorisation under a law enacted by the legislature, proper cause and justification would have been required. To protect the right conferred by Article 28 of the Constitution and to further regulate access to individuals&rsquo; right to privacy, the legislature has enacted the Individual Privacy Act, 2018. Under the provisions of this Act, details relating to a person&rsquo;s property, documents, data and transactions remain vested in the concerned person. Contrary to the legislative commitment that such details shall not be published without the consent of the concerned person, the Government cannot publish those information and details, grant access to third parties, or make any other arrangement enabling the general public to obtain knowledge of them. Such action is contrary to the Constitution, prevailing law and international practice.&nbsp; 

The publicisation of the investigation committee&rsquo;s report has also resulted in a breach of the constitutional and legal commitments and credibility provided by the Government (Breach of Trust and Confidence). This is completely prohibited in a democratic system of governance and the rule of law. An action by the State that is contrary to the legal guarantee that a person&rsquo;s property, transactions and documents remain confidential is a complete mockery of the law.&nbsp; 

Since the Individual Privacy Act provides for the punishment of offenders and the filing of claims for compensation in cases of acts prohibited by it, the company wishes to inform that it will take necessary decisions in this regard. The breach of confidentiality of various confidential information relating to this company has caused irreparable damage to the company as a result of this step by the Government. It has also restricted the fundamental right of the company and its shareholders, directors and beneficiaries to live with dignity and the right to freedom of trade and business.

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