Supreme Court Rules on Detention of Himalayan Reinsurance Director Rohit Gupta
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What happened
The Supreme Court addressed detention petitions for Rohit Gupta, a former director of Himalayan Reinsurance Company, on October 30, 2026. The court dismissed a habeas corpus petition filed by his wife, ruling that his detention was not unlawful. However, the court ordered his release on bail of Rs20 million in response to his own petition challenging his custody.
From kathmandupost.com
Why it matters
Gupta is facing a money-laundering case at the Special Court. The proceedings were complicated by reports that a fixer, Inam Sapkota, contacted Supreme Court Justice Hari Phuyal, suggesting how the court should rule regarding Gupta’s custody.
From kathmandupost.com
Who's involved
- Rohit GuptaFormer director of Himalayan Reinsurance Company facing a money-laundering case
- supreme courtHighest court in a jurisdiction handling legal petitions related to Rohit Gupta
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Rohit Gupta
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