Sudan Gurung, Nepal's home minister, has been reinstated after an investigation into his finances found no wrongdoing.
He resigned on April 22, citing a desire for a 'fair investigation' into allegations surrounding his financial investments.
Gurung had been accused of failing to disclose certain investments, prompting the government to order a review.
However, a committee tasked with examining the allegations has now cleared him, leading to his return to the cabinet.
Gurung emerged as a prominent figure after Nepal's Gen-Z protest movement in September and later entered electoral politics.
He won from Gorkha in the March 5 elections, securing a place in Parliament before being appointed home minister by Prime Minister Balendra Shah.
