Two Accused in Cyber Fraud Case Resulting in Loss of NPR 2.5 Million
Summary
Sujan Khanal of Kathmandu lost NPR 2.5 million after falling victim to a cyber fraud involving suspicious link phishing. Two individuals have been charged and are currently absconding.
Key Points
- Sujan Khanal lost NPR 2.5 million after clicking a suspicious link claiming his bank account was blocked.
- Two individuals, Akashkumar Paswan and Chandeshwar Mahato, were charged in connection with the cyber fraud case.
- The accused transferred money from the victim's accounts to their own bank accounts in multiple installments.
- The court is in process of issuing warrant for the arrest of the absconding accused and demands full compensation to the victim.
