Cooperative owner CB Lama, who escaped from Dillibazaar prison during Gen-G movement, arrested

He was arrested by the District Police Office, Makawanpur.

Shrawn 5, 2083

Kantipur Reporter

Cooperative owner CB Lama, who escaped from Dillibazaar prison during Gen-G movement, arrested

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CB Lama, the director of Kantipur Cooperative, who escaped from Dillibazaar Prison during the Gen-G movement, has been arrested. The District Police Office, Makawanpur arrested him.

Makawanpur Police DSP Madhav Kafle confirmed to Kantipur that a team deployed after receiving information that he was hiding had arrested him. He said, "We have arrested him and handed him over to Bhimphedi Prison." He said that the Prison Management Department will decide whether to take him to Kathmandu or where to keep him.

Kantipur Credit and Cooperative, one of the oldest and largest savers in Kathmandu, had expanded its services to 18 places including branches and service centers.

Lama was arrested on 18 Jestha 2081 from Chitwan by a team from the Kathmandu Valley Crime Investigation Office. An arrest warrant was issued by the Kathmandu District Court on 20 Falgun 2080 against Lama, whose permanent residence is in Temal Rural Municipality of Kavre.

He is accused of embezzling cooperative funds and investing in personal land, private companies and resorts.

Kantipur

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