Archive · 25 Dec 2025
Four Indians Arrested in Nepal Casino Fraud
In Kathmandu, Nepal, police caught some people cheating in a casino.
They used special cards with magnets and lenses to see cards secretly.
Six people were arrested, including four from India.
The cheating happened during a big gambling event where lots of money was involved.
The casino owner is from China.
Police think the casino staff helped with the cheating and are investigating further.
Six individuals, including four Indians, were arrested in Kathmandu for casino fraud.
The fraud involved using magnet-attached cards and eye lenses to cheat players.
The scam was detected during a special gaming event at Waldom Casino from December 11 to 14.
Seven more individuals, including two Nepalese and five Indians, are still at large.
The casino owner is a Chinese national named Chyang Ming, and investigations suggest staff involvement.
- Who
- Six individuals (four Indians and two Nepalese) were arrested, with seven others (two Nepalese and five Indians) still at large.
- What
- A casino fraud involving the use of magnet-attached playing cards and eye lenses to manipulate games.
- When
- The fraud was detected during a special gaming event from December 11 to 14.
- Where
- Waldom Casino in the Thamel tourist hub of Kathmandu, Nepal.
- Why
- To cheat genuine players and manipulate the game for financial gain.
- Location
- Kathmandu, Nepal
- Casino Name
- Waldom Casino
- Arrested Individuals
- Six (four Indians, two Nepalese)
- Fugitives
- Seven (two Nepalese, five Indians)
- Event Duration
- December 11 to 14
- Transaction Amount
- Rs 17 million
- Casino Owner
- Chyang Ming (Chinese national)