Durga Prasai, who was arrested from Assam, India, has been brought to Kathmandu on Friday.
He was brought to Kathmandu by Buddha Air from Bhadrapur Airport, who was earlier brought to Jhapa via Kakadbhitta border point directly from Assam.
Metropolitan Police Range, Kathmandu spokesperson Apil Raj Bohara informed that Prasai will be taken to the court for the extension of his custody to investigate the charges of committing crime against the State and organized crime.
Prasai, who had led the violent pro-monarchy protest in Tinkune on March 28, was apprehended from Assam with the help of Indian police and brought to Jhapa this morning.
Before bringing him to the airport, he was kept at the District Police Office, Jhapa.
Prasai’s bodyguard Deepak Khadka, who was detained along with him, was also brought to Kathmandu.
Controversial medial entrepreneur Prasai, who played a key role in instigating violence in the name of royalists in Tikune on March 28, claimed that he has surrendered to the Indian police.
He claimed through social media that he has turned himself in to the Indian police.
A few days ago, a team of Nepal Police had left for India to search Prasai.
He mentioned on social media that he surrendered to the Indian police at 9:13 pm after the guarantee of safety.
The pro-monarchy supporters had vandalized and torched commercial buildings and also attacked the office of Annapurna Media Network and other media outlets.
Two persons—photo journalist Suresh Rajak and Sabin Maharjan of Kirtipur had lost their lives and 129 others were injured during the violent protest.
Police have rounded up dozens in connection with the violence including Rastriya Prajatantra Party Vice Chairman Rabindra Mishra and General Secretary Dhawal Shamsher Rana.
