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17 American citizens who were brought under investigation by the Immigration Department on the charge of misusing their visas by entering as tourists have returned safely before being prosecuted.
17 Americans and 1 Indian citizen were arrested on charges of preaching religion under the guise of labor donation by coming on a tourist visa.
They were dragged into the investigation of the immigration department and returned home without completing the investigation. According to airport immigration office sources, all those who were pulled into the scope of investigation returned from the plane of Qatar Airways on Friday. According to the source, the department had prepared to deport them so that they could not come to Nepal for a certain period. However, they have returned home before that, evading the action.
Dharan sub-metropolitan-5, Deurali Saugat Chowk, Sunsari, who came to Shramdan to build a building for the Prerna Welfare Society, said that they were arrested after preaching religion . After that, they were interrogated by the administration and released with a warning, while the documents recovered from them were sent to the Ministry of Home Affairs by the District Administration Office Sunsari for investigation. The home sent it to the immigration department for further investigation.
US citizens Ryan Matthew Carter, Silas Daniel Fox, Russell Thomas Howells, Rose Brian Howells, Mark Alan Summers, Matthew Brian Kennedy, Patrick Irvin Summers, Duane Michael Godling, Benjamin Ward Kaufman, Brian Ward Kaufman, Dylan Jackson Bonzo, Kathleen Sue Moore, Dawson Andrew Carter, James Nathan Austin, William Raymond Viviano Jr., Kenneth David Gray and James Ray Murphy were drawn into the third investigation .
