O CIB do Nepal prendeu Arun Chaudhary, presidente da CG Holdings e irmão do bilionário Binod Chaudhary, sob a acusação de apreensão ilegal de terras do governo. Nepal's CIB arrested Arun Chaudhary, chairman of CG Holdings and brother of billionaire Binod Chaudhary, on charges of unlawfully seizing government land.

Na quinta-feira, o Gabinete Central de Investigação (CIB) do Nepal prendeu Arun Chaudhary, presidente da CG Holdings e irmão do único bilionário do Nepal, Binod Chaudhary, sob a acusação de confiscar ilegalmente terras do governo. On Thursday, the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) of Nepal arrested Arun Chaudhary, chairman of CG Holdings and brother of Nepal's sole billionaire, Binod Chaudhary, on charges of unlawfully seizing government land. Arun Chaudhary foi preso em sua residência em Lazimpat, Katmandu, e posteriormente apresentado ao Tribunal Distrital de Katmandu. Arun Chaudhary was arrested from his residence in Lazimpat, Kathmandu, and later presented to the Kathmandu District Court. Paralelamente à sua detenção, o CIB também prendeu Ajit Narayan Thapa, antigo presidente do conselho da Bansbari Leather Footwear Industry, uma empresa estatal extinta cujas terras foram alegadamente convertidas em propriedade privada por Arun Chaudhary e seus associados. Alongside his arrest, the CIB also arrested Ajit Narayan Thapa, former Board Chairman of Bansbari Leather Footwear Industry, a government-owned defunct company whose land was allegedly converted to private property by Arun Chaudhary and his associates.