Rajendra Shakya, owner of Guna Airlines, arrested for banking offences
Kathmandu. The Central Investigation Bureau of Police has arrested Guna Airlines Chairman Rajendra Shrestha. Shakya has been arrested for banking offences. On Wednesday, the police arrested him from Jawalakhel in Lalitpur. He is accused of being involved in the incident that caused loss to Prabhu Bank Limited.
Earlier, CIB had arrested three people including Prabhu Bank CEO Ashok Sherchan.
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