Kathmandu. Early in the morning, a businessman living in Pokhara received a message from Naima. The message sent to visit the Naima Mobility Expo came via ‘The Alert’. He was shocked when he received a message from The Alert, which has repeatedly issued a press release to the police after receiving several phishing links.

Then he called the finance company and said, “Where did Naima get my phone number from? Who gave him the right to send a message to my number? On top of that, the police have repeatedly said that the phishing link comes from, isn’t it wrong to get a message from Naima?”

We further verified this matter. Not just him, but many people were messaged by Naima.

It is not known where Naima got these details from. However, it was revealed from the SMS that the phone numbers had been misused to the extreme.

The chief of the Naima Secretariat and the staff assigned to look after the media have been out of contact for the past few days. Fearing that it will be a super flop like the first season, Nima has become more controversial after increasing the number of visitors through such illegal acts.

Lawyers say that such messages cannot be sent without anyone’s permission and the number given for any purpose should not be used for any other purpose.