Title: Surge in Financial Fraud Cases in Kathmandu Valley: Over 5,000 Instances in Current Fiscal Year

Kathmandu Valley, Nepal - A startling revelation has emerged regarding the unprecedented number of financial fraud and banking crimes reported in the Kathmandu Valley during the current fiscal year. A staggering total of 5,312 cases have been recorded, as disclosed by the District Police Range, Kathmandu.

Key Findings

• Kathmandu Valley has reported 53% (or 5,312 cases) of the total 9,256 cases recorded, pertaining to banking fraud and financial crimes. (Superintendent of Police, Sitaram Rijal)
• Daily reports of financial crimes: An average of 35-40 cases are reported every day. (Senior Superintendent of Police Dan Bahadur Karki)
• Common complaints: The most frequent complaints involve cheque bounces, dollar exchange, and lottery scams.

Urgent Call to Action

The public is urged to exercise caution and stay vigilant when handling financial transactions. The following measures are suggested to prevent potential fraud and financial crimes:

• Double-check financial dealings: Ensure each transaction’s authenticity before proceeding.
• Verification: Verify all transactions and confirm the legitimacy of suspect activities.
• Report any suspicious activity: Inform the police or report it to the concerned authorities.

Policing Efforts

In response to this surge, the Nepal Police Force has pledged to redouble its efforts in the prevention and investigation of financial fraud and banking crimes. The police force encourages the public to lend their assistance in reporting any suspicious activities or transactions.

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