Nepali Man Sunil Thapa Arrested in Delhi for Fake Visa Scam
A Nepali man named Sunil Thapa has been arrested in Delhi for running a fake visa scam. He promised people easy money and better lives abroad. The Delhi Police caught him after he arranged a fake Hong Kong visa on an Indian passport for a woman named Sabina Gurung.
How It Happened
Sabina Gurung, who is from Nepal, was caught at Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi. She had an Indian passport but was actually a Nepali citizen. She told the police that she got the fake passport in 2018 with the help of a relative. Later, she met Sunil Thapa, who arranged a fake Hong Kong visa for her for Rs 1 lakh.
Thapa’s Arrest
Sunil Thapa, also known as Raj, was arrested from his hideout in Delhi. He confessed that he had been working with friends to trick people into buying fake visas. The police are now investigating to find out more about his associates and other possible crimes.
Doubts Revealed
Nepali -: Nepali means someone from Nepal, a country that is next to India.
Fake Visa -: A fake visa is a false document that says you can enter another country, but it is not real and is illegal.
Racket -: A racket is a dishonest or illegal activity, often involving many people.
Hong Kong -: Hong Kong is a special region in China known for its tall buildings and busy life.
IGI Airport -: IGI Airport stands for Indira Gandhi International Airport, which is a big airport in Delhi, India.
Associates -: Associates are people who work together, often in a business or activity.
Livelihoods -: Livelihoods mean the ways people earn money to live, like jobs or businesses.
