Allegations of Misusing Right to Information in Share Market: A Growing Challenge

The misuse of the Right to Information (RTI) in Nepal's share market has become a growing concern. Stock analyst Shiva Chandra has raised a strong objection to such activities through his social media post. He alleged that certain individuals are deliberately using the RTI to manipulate information for personal gain, misleading investors in the process.

In his post, Chandra stated, "Some individuals and groups in the share market are spreading false rumors, claiming the prices of certain companies' shares will rise significantly. This practice is making the market more volatile and risky."

According to Chandra, a section of people is abusing the RTI by spreading baseless information through social media and other platforms. This misinformation not only misguides investors but also poses a serious challenge to the stability and regular functioning of the share market.

Chandra has urged regulatory authorities and institutions associated with the stock market to take strict measures against such activities. He emphasized, "Individuals spreading baseless rumors on social media should be investigated and dealt with firmly." He also advised investors to avoid trusting unverified information and to rely solely on official sources.

With an increase in such incidents recently, stakeholders in the share market must act cautiously. There are growing calls for the implementation of stricter policies to curb the deliberate spread of misinformation in the market.

(Image Source: Shiva Chandra's Social Media Post)