A Nepalese man, who was "most wanted" for his alleged involvement in human trafficking via New Delhi for the last 15 years, has been nabbed by police.
A special team deployed by the Metropolitan Crime Division arrested 39-year-old Chhatra Bahadur Bishwakarma of Angsarang, Panchthar district, who was wanted in connection with his alleged involvement in human trafficking and other fraudulent activities for last 15 years.
He had also been residing in New Delhi from time to time and from there he had been operating various criminal activities.
Bishwakarma was arrested from Bagdol, Lalitpur district, on Wednesday.
Police also seized from him 10 passports, Rs 129,000 cash, two sets of mobile phones, a diary, a black Pulsar bike, 8 debit cards, vouchers and cheques of various banks among others.
A preliminary police investigation revealed that Bishwakarma used various Nepal-India border points to traffic women to Kuwait, Oman and Kurdistan via New Dehli.
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