The arrest of these engineers highlights a growing concern about corruption within the government. This concern is further fueled by the recent appointment of a new Prime Minister, who has pledged to tackle corruption head-on. The arrest of the engineers is seen as a symbolic gesture, a way to demonstrate the government’s commitment to fighting corruption. The arrest of the engineers has sparked a debate about the effectiveness of the anti-corruption measures in Bhutan. Some argue that the arrest is a positive step, while others believe it is merely a superficial gesture.

A recent investigation revealed that a group of engineers at a construction company were suspected of engaging in serious financial transactions with contractors. The investigation revealed that out of 15 engineers, two were suspected of serious financial transactions with the contractors and vice versa. One of the the engineers, who was on extraordinary leave during the alleged period of wrongdoing, was doing contract projects. This case raises concerns about potential conflicts of interest and the need for stricter oversight. **Detailed Text:**

The recent investigation into the financial dealings of a group of engineers at a construction company has cast a shadow of suspicion over the entire organization.