Kathmandu — A multi-billion-rupee dispute over Nepal’s electronic passport procurement has intensified, raising concerns about political influence, procurement transparency and the possibility of a former contractor regaining control of the lucrative project. French security printing giant IDEMIA, formerly Oberthur Technologies, which dominated Nepal’s passport printing
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