Nepali Student Scammed in Japan

Kathmandu. A Nepali national residing in Tokyo, Japan, has defrauded dozens of students by promising them jobs. Pradip Bhatta, originally from Nuwakot and currently living in Tokyo, disappeared after collecting money from college graduates by showing them fake documents. The students who paid Bhatta are now in distress.

Bhatta had collected money from dozens of students by promising to extend their visas and arrange jobs. According to 8 Nepali students who contacted RatoPati, he charged each student 300,000 Japanese Yen by May 20th, promising working visas and jobs for students graduating from various campuses (Gakko) in Tokyo.