Archive · 25 Jul 2026
Indian and Nepali Arrested for Online Scam
Two men, one from India and one from Nepal, were arrested for running an online scam.
They tricked at least 30 people by offering fake holiday packages and gifts.
They used a company called Oasis Tourism International to contact people and ask them to fill out coupons.
The police found computer equipment and coupons when they arrested the men.
The scammers made a lot of money from the people they tricked.
Two men, an Indian and a Nepali, were arrested in Pokhara, Nepal for running an online scam.
They cheated at least 30 people out of NPR 965,000.
The scam involved offering fake holiday packages and gifts through a company called Oasis Tourism International.
The duo employed 15 Nepalese youths to help with the scam.
Police recovered computer monitors, coupon vouchers, and stamps from the suspects.
- Who
- Mohammed Yasheer (Indian) and Vivek Regmi (Nepali)
- What
- Online scam involving fake holiday packages
- When
- Arrested on Friday
- Where
- Pokhara, Nepal
- Why
- To deceive people and gain financially
Scammers
Victims
Motivation
Scammers
Financial gain through deception
Victims
Desire for holiday packages and gifts
- Arrested Individuals
- Mohammed Yasheer (Indian), Vivek Regmi (Nepali)
- Location of Arrest
- Pokhara, Nepal
- Amount Scammed
- NPR 965,000
- Number of Victims
- At least 30
- Company Involved
- Oasis Tourism International