In six months, ten people were brought back to Nepal from abroad under the coordination of Interpol
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- Thu, 12 February 2026
Kathmandu. Ten people who committed crimes in their country and fled abroad have been brought back to Nepal by the Nepal Police in coordination with the international police organization Interpol. In the current financial year, "red notice" was issued against 11 people and "diffusion" was issued against three people, eight people were issued red notices and two people were issued diffusion and were arrested from different countries in coordination with Interpol and brought home, Central Police Spokesperson of Nepal Police, Deputy Inspector General of Police Abi Narayan Kafle said.
In the previous fiscal year, red notices were issued against 34 people and diffusion against two people, 17 red notices were issued and three diffusions were issued, the defendants were arrested and brought back to Nepal. In coordination with Interpol, Nepal Police is always active in arresting fugitive defendants and arresting fugitive defendants at the international level and bringing them under the legal ambit.
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