Politics
Order not to withdraw organized crime and money laundering case against Ravi
Kathmandu. The money laundering and organized crime case pending in the District Court, Kaski against Rashtriya Swatantra Party RSVP Chairman Ravi Lamichhane will not be withdrawn immediately. On Monday, the district court, while hearing the petition regarding the withdrawal of the Lamichhane case, has ordered that it will not be withdrawn immediately. The single bench of District Court Judge Nitish Rai has ordered that the case will not be returned immediately.
It has ordered that a decision will be made only after the order from the Supreme Court is submitted to the district court. Earlier, the Rupandehi court also decided not to withdraw the organized crime and money laundering case against Ravi immediately.
Attorney General Savita Bhandari decided to withdraw the case of money laundering and organized crime against Lamichhane on 30th of January. Based on that, the district attorney's office was issued a circular.
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