Kispang Rural Municipality chair, arrested outside Singha Durbar, found to be fugitive in 10 cases
Summary
Kispang Rural Municipality chairman Birbal Tamang was arrested outside Singha Durbar after a meeting with Prime Minister Balendra Shah and was found to be a fugitive defendant in 10 cases. Police said the cases include nine banking offense complaints and one fraud case across Kathmandu and other districts.
Key Points
- Birbal Tamang, chairman of Kispang Rural Municipality in Nuwakot, was arrested after leaving Singha Durbar.
- Police said Tamang had been listed as a fugitive defendant in 10 cases, including nine banking offense cases and one fraud case.
- The complaints against him involve alleged losses worth millions of rupees and were filed in multiple locations, including Kathmandu, Bhaktapur and Lainchaur.
- One case file in Maharajgunj could not be traced because it was destroyed during the Gen Z movement.
