Director General of Civil Aviation Authority arrested

Kathmandu. Director General of Nepal Civil Aviation Authority (CAN) Pradeep Adhikari has been arrested. He was taken into custody by the Abuse of Authority Investigation Commission. Sources said that after arresting him, the authority is going to file a case in a special court.

The Commission has prepared to file a charge sheet against him in a corruption case.

Express

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