Kathmandu. The Department of Foreign Employment has issued a public notice to the people who have not yet been contacted despite the arrest warrant being issued, to contact the department or the Nepal Police within 35 days.
According to the department, people who have been issued arrest warrants with permission from the Foreign Employment Tribunal have been asked to participate in the legal process.
According to the department, actions such as suspension of travel permits and banking transactions will be taken in accordance with the prevailing law if they do not get in touch within the specified period.
The department has increased its activity with the aim of bringing justice to the victims of fraud and irregularities related to foreign employment and to complete the legal process quickly.
The department has intensified its efforts to bring the fugitive accused under the legal process and proceed with investigation and case related work. According to the department, prompt handling of complaints, inter-agency coordination and legal action are necessary to control false assurances, unauthorized money collection, fake demand letters and contractual irregularities in the name of foreign employment.
