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Middleman Claims Former Chief Justice Cholendra Used Him

Hamro Patro News •
November 02, 2026 • 12:49 PM
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Kathmandu. Middleman Inam Sapkota is currently in the custody of the Kathmandu District Police Complex on charges of money laundering. The special bureau of the police arrested him on October 14 af...

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Kathmandu. Middleman Inam Sapkota is currently in the custody of the Kathmandu District Police Complex on charges of money laundering. The special bureau of the police arrested him on October 14 after his 'connection' with former Chief Justice Cholendra Shamsher Rana became apparent.

The police have also arrested and are investigating former Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Investment Board, Sushil Bhatta, who was in contact with Inam. Former Chief Justice Cholendra was arrested on October 11 at the direction of Prime Minister Balen Shah on suspicion of manipulating the case of businessmen Deepak Bhatta and Sulabh Agarwal, which is under consideration in the court, but he was released as no evidence was found to prosecute.

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