Nepalese Police Investigate Actress Priyanka Karki for Possible Involvement i...

Nepalese Police Investigate Actress Priyanka Karki for Possible Involvement i...

Nepalese actress and model Priyanka Karki is being questioned by the police after her picture was found in promotional material for a cryptocurrency scheme. “The investigation is still underway. We are trying to find out if the actress is involved in the crypto trading promotion or only her picture was used,” said the police. Actress Priyanka Karki Questioned in Connection With a Cryptocurrency Scheme Nepalese actress and model Priyanka Karki has been questioned by Nepal’s Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in connection with a cryptocurrency scheme. ....


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