Banking News – A total of 351 complaints related to financial crimes were registered in Kathmandu district during the month of Mangsir, according to the Kathmandu District Police Range.

Police data show that 771 complaints of various categories were filed across the district during the month, of which 351 cases were linked to economic and financial offences.

According to the police, the most common financial crime cases included fraud, banking offences, cheque dishonour, online fraud, cooperative fraud, foreign employment fraud, and investment-related scams.

More than half of the total complaints registered during the period were related to financial crimes. Among them, 48 cases were specifically registered under banking offences, highlighting a growing concern over financial misconduct in the capital.

Authorities have emphasized the need for increased public awareness and stronger preventive measures to curb the rising trend of economic crimes in Kathmandu.