Tulsa officer arrested on charges of fraud of 6.5 crores from honey trap
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- Sun, 31 May 2026
Kathmandu. Tulsa Adhikari, a well-known ticket-taker known as Tulsa Adhikari, who has been issued a red notice by the International Criminal Police Organization Interpol, has been arrested in Thailand. Arrested in Thailand, she was brought to Nepal after completing the legal process and is currently being kept in the custody of District Police Complex Lalitpur.
Senior Superintendent of Police SSP Avinarayan Kafle, spokesperson of the Police Headquarters confirmed that the officer was arrested in Thailand and brought to Nepal. A case against the officer is under consideration in the Lalitpur District Court for the crime of fraud of Rs. District Public Prosecutor's Office Lalitpur had filed a case against him four months ago in Chait 2082. There are 10 defendants in the case including the officer. Kumar Chimoria, the owner of 'Hamro Automobiles' located in Satdobato, filed a complaint against Tulsa in the Satdobato police circle.
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