The suspects have been recognized as Bimal Gurung, 34, of Kewalpur VDC-5, Dhading region, as of now living at Kalanki, KMC-13, Santosh Khatri, 32, of Nagarjun-12, Nawaraj Basnet, 44, of Prakashpur VDC-3 of Sunsari, by and by living at Baneshwor, KMC-35, Rishi Giri, 44, of Nalang VDC-5, Dhading, right now dwelling at Naikap, Kaiya Chaudhary, 57, of Kailali, by and by living at Dhangadhi-5, Raju Thapa, 43, of Salangghat VDC-5, Dhading, Rameshwor Chaudhary, 35, of Kolwi VDC-5 of Bara, Narendra Bahadur Bohara, 31, of Budhanilkantha, Kathmandu, Kumari Karki, 40, of Adighanga Village Council-5, Ramechhap and Kumar Karki, 42, of Umakunda Village Council-1, Ramechhap.They were gathered together while they were making an arrangement to spread demonitised Indian cash in the Nepali market, as per an announcement issued by the CIB on Friday. Police said that they have reallocated the Indian cash in section of 500 and 1,000.The blamed have been delivered before the Department of Revenue Investigation, Lalitpur, today itself for further activity as the Foreign Exchange Act, 2019 (1962), the announcement read. The Indian government had demonitised IRs 500 and 1,000 notes in December a year ago as a component of the crackdown on wild defilement and fake cash. Taking after the Indian government's choice, Nepalis have not possessed the capacity to trade them for legitimate delicate currency.During a meeting held in Nepal in March, authorities from Reserve Bank of India had proposed to enable Nepalis to trade demonitised Indian banknotes worth up to IRs 4, 500 for every person against Nepali request of IRs25,000 per person.
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