Monday, July 27th, 2026

Tulsa Adhikari sent to judicial custody in money laundering case



LALITPUR: Social media personality popularly known as “Tulsa Collection” Tulsa Adhikari has been sent to jail for judicial custody.

The Patan District Court on Thursday ordered that Adhikari be remanded in custody for trial proceedings.

The order was issued by a bench of Judge Tek Nath Gautam during the hearing of a money laundering (asset concealment) case filed by the District Government Attorney’s Office against Adhikari and nine others.

The case was registered following a complaint lodged by Kumar Chimariya. Along with TikToker Adhikari, Ashok Kumar Agrawal is also among the 10 defendants in the case.

They have been charged with criminal offences including extortion, organized crime, and money laundering.

According to the prosecution, the accused are alleged to have been involved in transferring and receiving money through hundi channels, concealing the illegal source of funds, and engaging in conversion and laundering of proceeds obtained from criminal activities.

Authorities argue that such activities were aimed at disguising the origin of illicit wealth through systematic financial transactions.

The case will now proceed under judicial custody as further legal hearings continue at the district court.

Publish Date : 04 June 2026 16:49 PM

Nepal face must-win clash against Namibia in Cricket World Cup League 2

KATHMANDU: Nepal will be aiming to keep their ICC Cricket

Gokul Baskota takes satirical swipe at UML-NCP power alliance

KATHMANDU: CPN-UML leader Gokul Baskota has criticized the power-sharing agreement

Three parliamentary committees to hold meetings on education, governance and public policy

KATHMANDU: Three committees under the Federal Parliament are scheduled to

Sunsari incident: Police resort to firing as violent clash spirals out of control

BIRATNAGAR: One person was killed and 22 others were injured

Home Minister under fire after Sunsari clash exposes security command vacuum

KATHMANDU: Questions have been raised over the Home Ministry and