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Follow-up: These are the 4 employees of Citizens Bank who escaped after the police operation in the fake certificate case, where are the employees?

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Artha Sarokar

Kathmandu. The Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) of Nepal Police has unearthed the details of 4 employees of Citizens Bank who fled after leaking information about to arrest them. They had fled after they came to know that the police were coming to arrest them by forging the equivalency certificates of Tribhuvan University. According to police sources, the absconding employees have been identified as Deepak Kumar Jha, Sushant Sharma, Sunita Bhusal and Chet Bahadur Thapa.

They worked at Tinau Mission Development Bank, which was acquired by Citizens Bank. Later, the bank had sent the bank to Tribhuvan University for equivalence verification on the suspicion that they had taken jobs on the basis of fake certificates during the promotion of their bank. Tribhuvan University had also written to the police after it found that the equivalence certificate issued in the name of its university was fake. After that, 6 people were arrested and 4 are absconding.

After it was confirmed that the absconding people would be arrested, the arrested people gave information while some of the employees were on leave. Police have deployed a separate team to search for them. They will be arrested soon, police said. Further investigation into the case is underway, police said. Police have received preliminary information that they were in the vicinity of their place.

Police have started recording statements of those arrested.

During the statement, some of them said that there were many others who were employed by showing fake certificates in the bank. Although the police have written to the bank asking for necessary help in this matter, the bank is preparing to request the police not to investigate others and to proceed with the case of those arrested. Narayan Raj Adhikari, spokesperson of the bank, said that they were trying to protect their employees but were arrested after Tribhuvan University approached the CIB directly.

The bank claims that the absconding employees have not even come in contact with the bank.

Now other employees who have been employed on the basis of fake certificates are also afraid of being trapped.

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