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Ravi Lamichhane, chairman of the Rashtriya Swatantra Party, has been released on bail of Rs 1 crore in the Rupandehi district court in the case of cooperative fraud, organized crime and money laundering.
According to Tehsildar Kumar Khatiwada of District Court Rupandehi, Lamichhane has paid a bank bond of Rs 1 crore. He said, "Defendant Ravi Lamichhane has released 1 crore rupees by paying the bank guarantee."
After the argument of the defendant's lawyer, the defense attorney and the public prosecutor's counter argument, District Court Rupandehi Judge Pralhad Kumar Yogi ordered a bail of 1 crore rupees.
Butwal-based Supreme Cooperative Fraud and Organized Crime was made a defendant and a case was registered in Rupandehi District Court on January 6. After the statement of Lamichhane on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday, the lawyer of the High and District Public Prosecutor's Office, Jaherwala's lawyer and the defendant's lawyer, the order came to release him on bail of 1 crore.
The District Public Prosecutor's Office filed a case against 22 people, including Lamichhane, in the Supreme Cooperative Fraud and Organized Crime in Rupandehi District Court on January 6. In the case, 55 crore 59 lakh 83 thousand 842 rupees were claimed from 28 people including Geetendrababu (GB) Rai, Lamichhane and 10 crore 99 lakhs more bigo from Lamichhane, Chabilal Joshi and Lakshmiprasad Paudel and 2 crore bigo from Lamichhane personally.
Lamichhane, who was arrested on November 2 in connection with the investigation of Suryadarshan Cooperative fraud in Pokhara, was released by the Kaski District Court on Jan. 25 on a bond of 6.5 million and Swarnalakshmi was released on Jan. 2 on a bond of 6.6 million by the order of Kathmandu District Court in the case of Swarnalakshmi Cooperative fraud.
