A case has been registered against five people in the case of model Anchal Nath's suicide

Kathmandu. A case of incitement to suicide has been filed against five people in the death case of ticket taker and model Anchal Nath. District Police Complex, Kathmandu said that after investigation, a case has been filed against five people. 26-year-old Sanju Vick, Urmila Vick alias Anu, Saraswati Bhandari alias Saru, 22-year-old Rajesh Budha and Lakshmi Budha of Narephant have been made defendants in the case filed in District Court Kathmandu.

Among them, only Sanju Vick has been arrested and the rest have been booked as fugitive defendants. On October 9, Anchal set herself on fire by sprinkling petrol on her body. After being seriously injured, Sanju took him to Kathmandu Medical College in Sinamangal for treatment. Doctors declared him dead during treatment.

It is mentioned in the complaint filed by her cousin Prakashnath Yogi that she had a dispute with Aanchal Saraswati Bhandari, who was acquainted with Sanju through Tiktok. Yogi claims that Aanchal was abused and he committed suicide because he could not bear it. Aanchal, who appeared in some music videos, was also active in modeling. Two years ago, she came to Kathmandu from the village to study Japanese and was living in a tent in Bhaktapur.

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