The savers of Diktel Bazar Paragan Savings and Credit Cooperative have complained that they have not received their savings back. After the savings period ended, they complained that they did not receive the savings amount.

The victims have said that the people doing various businesses in the Diktel market did not return the money they had deposited. Diktel's Sangam toll medical operator Kumar Uparkoti, Diktel's Salleritol dental clinic operator Mahesh Phuyal, Trivenichowk garment shop owner Savita Acharya and Trivenichowk hotelier Yuvraj Katwal have complained that their savings have sunk. 

Similarly, Ramesh Basnet, clothing store manager at Diktel Ratnapark, Amir Adhikari working at the counter of Khotang Transport Pvt. at Diktel Kirat Chowk, Netra Katwal of Basecamp also said that they did not get the money back. The savers have said that the cooperative took away the passbook collected by the savers and said that they would return the savings, but they closed the office without returning the savings and passbook. 

The savings officer said that when asking for savings, they would give them quickly, but they have not returned it even after a year has passed. 'They say many times, it will happen today, it will happen tomorrow,' he said, 'but the money has not been received.' ; Katwal said that the employees of the cooperative took the passbook to return the savings, but they did not take the passbook. "Gopal Acharya, an employee of the cooperative, asked for a passbook to return the savings," he said, "neither the savings were returned, nor the passbook."

The office of the cooperative was in Katwal's house. Katwal said that he did not even get the rent for keeping the office. Katwal said that despite giving a check of 237 thousand rupees in the name of Fanindra Kumar Rai, the check bounced and filed a complaint with the police. "For three years' office rent, Halesi gave a check of 237,000 from the account in the name of Fanindra Kumar Rai of Tuwatchung. When I went to withdraw the money, there was no money in the account," he said. However, the police have not done anything yet.

Spokesman of District Police Office Khotang Police Inspector Mohan Pokharel said that he had written a letter to the bank about this but did not receive a reply, so the action process has been delayed. "A letter has been written to the bank based on his request," he said. She regretted not getting her 6 months salary and about 8000 savings back. "I asked for it when my father was sick, I asked for it when my brother got married, but it was not given," said Rai, "At least you should give money after working!" 

Manita Rai, who is working as a market representative in the cooperative, also said that she has not received her salary for 3 months. In addition, he is saddened that he did not get back the savings of 35,000 collected in the name of his mother Mankumari Rai.  Dipendra Rai, president of