Man Arrested for Misusing National Emblem on GPS Trackers
Summary
Police in Kathmandu have arrested Dipendra Karmacharya for allegedly misusing Nepal’s national emblem to market GPS tracker devices as government-recognized products. Officers recovered 52 devices from him and sent the case for further investigation.
Key Points
- Police arrested 29-year-old Dipendra Karmacharya in Tebahal, Kathmandu for allegedly misusing the national emblem on GPS tracker devices.
- He reportedly claimed the devices were recognized by the Government of Nepal without prior approval.
- Police recovered 52 GPS tracker devices bearing the national emblem from his possession.
- The Kathmandu Valley Crime Investigation Office has sent him to the District Police Complex, Bhadrakali for further investigation.
