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On Wednesday, a person was arrested on the charge of defrauding money by saying that he would send it to South Korea under the lure of attractive salary for foreign employment.
Police arrested 32-year-old Ramesh Kumar Yadav, resident of Sunsari Inruwa Municipality, Kageshwari Manohara Municipality-16, Pepsicola. He was arrested by the police based on a complaint that he had taken 2.6 million 80 thousand from three people saying that they would send him to South Korea.
Police deployed from Kathmandu Valley Crime Investigation Office Teku arrested him from Kathmandu PepsiCola . Yadav has been sent to Foreign Employment Department Tahachal for necessary investigation and action.
Similarly, the police arrested 21-year-old Srujesh Karki, resident of Kathmandu Metropolitan City-26 Lainchour, the owner of Gilt Travels and Tours Pvt. There was a complaint that Karki had cheated 430,000 by creating fake documents saying that he would provide air tickets, Turkish transit visas and hotel bookings for people participating in the International Disability Conference 2025 to be held in Germany.
He has been sent to the District Police Complex Kathmandu for necessary investigation and action on fraud-related offences.
