The Embassy of Nepal in India confirmed the successful rescue of 453 Nepali citizens from a suspected networking fraud operation in Kushinagar, Uttar Pradesh. This operation was conducted on May 29 in collaboration with the Uttar Pradesh Police and the NGO KIN India. Reports indicated that these individuals, comprising 115 women and 338 men, faced labour exploitation and fraudulent practices. Following the rescue, the authorities in Rupandehi, Nepal, detained 19 suspects, including six women, for their alleged involvement in the fraud network. The Embassy expressed gratitude to all agencies involved in the operation and reiterated its commitment to safeguarding Nepali nationals in India. It also cautioned citizens to remain vigilant against fraudulent job offers, particularly those circulated via social media. This incident underscores the ongoing efforts of the Nepalese government to combat trafficking and financial fraud affecting its citizens abroad.