Seven Accused Still Absconding in Fake Bhutanese Refugee Case
Summary
Seven accused individuals involved in a fake Bhutanese refugee racket remain absconding after the verdict, continuing to evade arrest and court appearances.
Key Points
- Seven accused in the fake Bhutanese refugee case remain absconding after the court verdict.
- Accused persons include Ashok Pokharel, Dhiren Rai, Deepa Humagai, Niraj Rai, Rajesh Aryal, Mohanraj Rai, Binita Sabden Limbu, and Sunil Budhathoki.
- Some accused are living abroad or in various Nepali municipalities while avoiding arrest.
- Kathmandu District Court has put the case on hold under Section 98 of the Muluki Criminal Procedure Code regarding these absconding accused.
- The Attorney General's Office stated the case will be heard again if the accused appear or are arrested, with provisions to re-initiate every 3 years if they remain absent.
