header banner

Man nabbed for swindling foreign job seekers

alt=
By No Author
KATHMANDU, July 2: The Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) of the Nepal Police on Tuesday nabbed managing director of a manpower company for allegedly swindling money on the name of provide jobs in foreign countries.



According to Superintendent of Police (SP) Arun Kumar BC, 36-year-old Devi Prasad Kafle, who hails from Nagin-6 of Paanchthar District, have been arrested following complaints from several victims who were cheated by Kafle. [break]



Kafle was running NCF Employment Service located at Sinamangal, Kathmandu.

According to preliminary investigation, Kafle had created a fake e-mail id of a reputed company in Abu Dhabi of United Arab Emirates which he used to lure job seekers.

“He was using the email id iftikharqbg@gmail.com to lure people and used to show transactions and work deal with the company named QBG Security LLC.”

He is said to have amassed over Rs 2.98 million from different people, according to the police.



The police suspect that he has manipulated the financial income with the owners of the NCF Services as well.

He seems to be misusing the amount without sending it to the related company, police said.



However, accused Kafle has claimed that he had sent the money to an agent in Dubai and confessed to the police that the agent is now out of contact.

Kafle has been kept at Metropolitan Police Range Office Hanumandhoka pending investigations.



Related story

CIB nabs man for swindling foreign job aspirants

Related Stories
SOCIETY

Two arrested for swindling foreign job aspirants o...

1604488908_arrested-1200x560-1200x560_20210731112240.jpg
Lifestyle

Heart to Heart with Malvika

Malvika-Subba.jpg
SOCIETY

Youth arrested for swindling people out of thousan...

1604488908_arrested-1200x560-1200x560_20210731112240.jpg
SOCIETY

Police arrest three for swindling foreign job aspi...

Arrest_20210131094327.jpg
SOCIETY

Police nab fraudster swindling foreign job aspiran...

Police nab fraudster swindling foreign job aspirants out of more than Rs 25m