CIB of Nepal Police arrests Nepali cine filmâ€™s renowned action director Rajendra Khadgi

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Kathmandu, Nepal February 08 2018

Kathmandu, Nepal: Nepali cine film’s renowned action director Rajendra Khadgi has been arrested from Thamel area on the charge of human-trafficking from Thamel of Kathmandu on Thursday afternoon.

Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) of Nepal Police has confirmed about Khadgi’s arrest. CIB had been investigating on the complaints filed against Khadgi. He has been alleged to have involved in the human-trafficking.

In the complaints filed against Khadgi, it is stated that he has trafficked as many as 11 Nepali people to South Korea promising them of lucrative jobs there by fleecing them of Rs 1 million to 1.5 million each.

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