Krishna Bahadur Mahara Transferred to CIB Following Arrest
Krishna Bahadur Mahara, the Vice Chairman of the Maoist Center, has been transferred to the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) of the Nepal Police subsequent to his arrest. Mahara, a prominent political figure, was reportedly apprehended in connection with a case involving the smuggling of 60 kilograms of gold.
According to initial reports, Mahara was swiftly transported to the CIB headquarters from Tribhuvan International Airport. Sources indicate that his arrest took place in Rupandehi, where he was found staying at the residence of a local lawyer.
The former Speaker of the House of Representatives was flown to Kathmandu aboard a Yeti Airlines aircraft, marking a significant turn of events for the seasoned politician. The allegations against Mahara are grave, with authorities indicating a serious investigation into the purported smuggling case.
The development has stirred considerable attention within political circles, prompting discussions regarding its potential ramifications on the political landscape of Nepal.
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