Top Bahadur Rayamajhi Released from Prison After Serving Sentence for Fake Bhutanese Refugee Case
Summary
Top Bahadur Rayamajhi has been released from Dillibazar Jail after serving about 42 months in prison in the fake Bhutanese refugee case. The former CPN (UML) leader was convicted on multiple charges and is expected to stay in Kathmandu briefly before returning to Arghakhanchi.
Key Points
- Top Bahadur Rayamajhi was released from Dillibazar Jail after serving roughly 42 months under a senior-citizen sentence remission facility.
- He had been convicted in the fake Bhutanese refugee case on charges including fraud, organized crime, offense against the state, and an integrated offense.
- Rayamajhi was welcomed by family members and may stay in Kathmandu for a few days before returning to Arghakhanchi.
- CPN (UML) said it has not yet decided what responsibility, if any, he will get after his release.
