Basnet was arrested by the Makawanpur Area Police Office while he was hiding in his house. Basnet was sentenced to 5 years in prison by the Kathmandu District Court in a drug (brown heroin) case.
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Police on Tuesday arrested a prisoner who escaped from Sundhara Prison in Kathmandu during the Gen-G movement.
Police have arrested 32-year-old Bhupendra Basnet of Makawanpur Thaha Municipality-9, who escaped from Sundhara Prison on Bhadra 24 during the Gen-G movement.
The Makawanpur Area Police Office arrested Basnet while he was hiding at home. Basnet was sentenced to 5 years in prison by the Kathmandu District Court in a drug (brown heroin) case.
The Palung Area Police Office arrested the absconding prisoner Basnet and sent him to Bhimphedi Prison to serve his sentence, said Ruksha Bajracharya, Chief of the Palung Area Police Office.
Similarly, the police have arrested the absconding accused who was found guilty by the Makawanpur District Court in a drug case after 5 years. Suresh Maharjan, 36, of Sukumbasi Tole, Hetauda Sub-Metropolitan City-11, who was sentenced to 2 years in prison and a fine of Rs 100,000 in a drug case, was arrested by the police while hiding at home.
Maharjan was convicted by the court five years ago on the charge of distributing diazepam with the aim of implementing the court's verdict and punishing the guilty. The District Court, Makawanpur, has sent him to the Bhimphedi Regional Jail to serve the sentence and fine.
