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London. Nepali students have been out of contact in Britain for about three weeks. According to his family, 23-year-old Kamal Adhikari of Dhanusha Hanspur-6, who came to UK on 17 September 2022 to study at the University of Creative Arts, has not been contacted since February 2. His father Harinarayan Mandal submitted an application to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Government of Nepal on January 23 to search for his son.
The Nepali Embassy in London has said that it is taking initiatives to search for the officer. Bipin Duwadi, deputy head of the embassy, said that a request has been made to the London Metropolitan Police and the local community to search for the officer.
'The family is also in touch with us . We are appealing to the local community and the police," Duwadi said. "Once we got the news that a Nepali matching the officer's Hulia was found, we ourselves went to Gloucester Road in London, but that person is different.
According to him, he came in contact with Suraj Pandit of Ilford Seven Kings after being kicked out by his wife in West London due to the behavior of the officer. The Pandit spoke to the other housekeeper that 'Nepali is messed up, she should be allowed to stay', but seeing her behavior and condition, she refused to keep it.
and he has not been in touch since Nepalis including Pandit sent him travel expenses to board the train on February 2nd. "Many such cases have come to us," Duwadi said, "We are understanding the case of Adhikari Bhai."
