Businessman Agarwal arrested with gold worth 3 crores
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Media Baaji
- Tue, 2 June 2026
Karnali. Surkhet police have arrested a businessman from Birendra Nagar with illegal gold and silver jewelery worth around three crore rupees and a large amount of cash. District Police Office Surkhet has arrested Shyamsundar Agarwal, the owner of a raid on the 'Shiva Emporium' shop operating near 6 Rajachowk, Birendranagar Municipality, on 18th June.
According to District Police Office Information Officer and Deputy Superintendent of Police Kavindersingh Bohra, a total of 185 bags, boxes and boxes containing gold and silver jewelery have been recovered from the arrested Agarwal, whose estimated market value is about three crore rupees.
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