Speaking at a programme organised at the CIAA central office in Kathmandu on Tuesday on the occasion of Anti-Corruption Day-2071, CIAA Chief Commissioner said, "For this, the citizens should fulfill the responsibility of decent and cultured country people by providing factual information."

The CIAA Chief Commissioner made such statement at a time when the CIAA is pointed out for not taking action to businesspersons and influential political figures involved in corruption.

Stating that people were urging to take action against the 'big fish', Karki revealed that the anti-graft body was carrying out investigations into more than 1,000 cases.

On the occasion, Karki said country's bureaucracy is losing its chain of command, and indiscipline and irresponsibility has ruled. However, irregularity would decrease to some extent if the ministry's secretary takes some bold steps, he added.