Santosh Kumar Sah, a resident of Kathmandu and a resident of Dhanusha, the proprietor of SN Suppliers, accused of banking crimes, was arrested from Chandol, Kathmandu Metropolitan City-4, said the spokesperson of the office, Superintendent of Police Kazi Kumar Acharya.
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The Kathmandu Valley Crime Investigation Office of the Nepal Police has arrested an absconding accused of a banking crime of Rs 21 million on Wednesday.
The office, based on the complaint of Sumit Kumar Khetan, arrested Santosh Kumar Sah, a resident of Dhanusha and proprietor of SN Suppliers, a resident of Kathmandu, from Chandol, Kathmandu Metropolitan City-4, informed the office's spokesperson, Superintendent of Police Kazi Kumar Acharya.
He is a fugitive after an arrest warrant was issued by the Jhapa District Court in a banking crime case.
Acharya also said that the Kathmandu Valley Crime Investigation Office has sent him to the District Police Office, Jhapa today for further investigation and necessary action. He is accused of committing banking crimes worth Rs 17.2 million in Mahottari, Rs 800,000 in Dhanusha, and Rs 300,000 in Jhapa.
