CIB Arrests Fugitive Accused in 14 Cases Including Banking Offenses

The Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) of the police has arrested Raju Mijar, a fugitive accused in 14 cases including banking offenses. According to police, following the court’s verdict, Mijar has been sent to prison through the Kathmandu District Court. Kathmandu, 26 Jestha – The Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) apprehended the fugitive accused involved in 14 cases related to banking irregularities. As per the complaint filed by Devichandra Joshi and others, 47-year-old Raju Mijar, residing in Budhanilkantha Municipality-5, was arrested by CIB.

Mijar has 14 cases registered against him, including 12 related to banking offenses and 2 concerning cheque dishonor. The total claim amount in these cases is NPR 258,627,716 with fines amounting to NPR 4,323,543 and compensation set at NPR 172,941. Additionally, the police informed that he has been sentenced to 90 days imprisonment. Following the verdict, he has been sent to prison by order of the Kathmandu District Court.