After the activity of middlemen began to be seen around the police office, the District Police Complex, Kathmandu, has started posting a message saying 'No Entry of Middlemen' to control such activities.
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A fraud case has been registered against Hari Bahadur Thapa Magar, 45, of Budhanilkantha, Kathmandu, on charges of extorting money from the families of Binod Karki, Anupam Bhandari, and Unique Shrestha, who were arrested in an incident related to the Gen-G movement.
According to the police complaint, Magar had filed a writ petition in the Supreme Court claiming that Sapna Pradhan Malla was his sister and had assured him of his release on bail through Bhansun. He is accused of taking Rs 936,500 as bail money and lawyer's expenses.
On the same basis, the police have registered a case on the charge of cheating by taking people into trust and have initiated an investigation. The complainants Chhatra Bahadur Karki, Deva Bhandari, and Narayan Bahadur Shrestha had jointly registered the case, alleging that they had cheated them by promising to release their son. They have stated in their complaint that they met Magar when they came to visit their son who is in custody at the Kathmandu Sundhara Prison Office for remand. 
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Generally, people involved in crime are expected to be scared when they see the police. However, in recent days, after the activity of middlemen has been seen around the police office, the District Police Complex, Kathmandu, has started taking strict action to control such activities.
As soon as you enter the office building of the complex, you can see a message saying 'Service recipients welcome, middlemen prohibited'. Such notices are not only placed at the entrance, but also at various places inside the office, including the investigation room. 
According to the police, middlemen have been active with the aim of deceiving service recipients and taking financial benefits. Office Chief SSP Ramesh Thapa informed that surveillance has been increased along with awareness messages to control this. According to Thapa, the police have taken control of the people involved in such activities and have also initiated legal action.
Thapa said that the police have urged service recipients to contact the concerned branch or officer directly in case of any problem and also requested them to stay away from middlemen.
