The Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority has begun its statement.

The Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority has begun the statement of Joint Secretary Tirtha Raj Bhattarai, who was involved in the visit visa case at the Immigration Office of Tribhuvan International Airport. The source said that the Commission, which released him on the condition that he appear on 18 Jestha, began his statement last Sunday.

‘He was brought to the Commission and questioned informally for two days, and then his statement has also been started,’ the Commission source said. ‘Meanwhile, some evidence has been collected about him, so an inquiry has also been started about it.’

According to an official source, it has been revealed that some employees of the Immigration Office are also involved in human trafficking. Some information has been received about high-profile individuals extorting money while using visit visas to take Nepali female workers to risky countries and an investigation is also underway, the Commission source said.

After having to go to give a regular statement to the Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority, Joint Secretary of the Ministry of Home Affairs Bhattarai has appeared at the Home Ministry for a day and has gone on leave. Both the phone given to him by the office and his personal phone are under the control of the Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority. Joint Secretary Bhattarai was arrested on Jestha 7th.