Asheshwar Yadav, candidate of JSP Nepal from Sirha-3, arrested

Kathmandu. During the silent period, Asheshwar Yadav, candidate of JSP Nepal from Sirha Region No. 3, was arrested with money. According to the police, a Scorpio vehicle numbered P20201 Ch 087, which was coming from Madar on the Nepal-India border, was stopped during a joint check at Shivchowk at 12:30 pm.

District Police Office Sirha informed that five people including candidate Yadav were detained after Rs 487,000 cash was recovered from the vehicle during the investigation.

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