The Nepalese government has requested the German Embassy's assistance to resolve a Rs300 million payment dispute with Muehlbauer ID Services GmbH, which is currently frozen due to an ongoing corruption investigation. Although the company threatens to suspend essential e-passport services, officials maintain they cannot legally release the funds until the pending court case is resolved.
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The Nepalese government has requested the German Embassy's assistance to resolve a Rs300 million payment dispute with Muehlbauer ID Services GmbH, which is currently frozen due to an ongoing corruption investigation. Although the company threatens to suspend essential e-passport services, officials maintain they cannot legally release the funds until the pending court case is resolved.
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