Two employees who wrote 'no work' on their passports were dismissed
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Media Baaji
- Mon, 20 April 2026
Kathmandu. Two officers of the Tribhuvan International Airport Immigration Office have been removed from their duties. According to the Immigration Department, they had an illegal practice of writing 'Prohibition to Work' on passports against the law.
A committee has also been formed to investigate the matter mentioned in the passports of Nepalis going to UAE. The department has made it clear that there is no policy to impose such a condition, the investigation is ongoing.
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