In the ongoing fake visa case, another individual, Vinod Karki, a 45-year-old operator of City Tours and Travels residing in Lalitpur's Mahalaxmi Municipality-4, Imadol, has been arrested for his involvement. Karki, based in Imadol, Lalitpur, operated City Tours and Travels. Using fake documents, he sent people abroad through Bhijit Visa, engaging in human trafficking. This was confirmed by Raviendra Regmi, Sub-Inspector of the Kathmandu Metropolitan Police's Crime Investigation Division. Karki was arrested on December 5 from Balkhu, Kathmandu, for further investigation and legal action at the Teku Police Office.

Concerns have risen regarding the fraudulent papers associated with Bhijit Visa and the youth planning to go abroad. From Ashoj 17, a total of 1513 documents, including 246 fake ones such as counterfeit +2 certificates, labor approvals, relationship certifications, police reports, and bank statements, have been seized by the Metropolitan International Airport Security Office. Authorities are investigating how individuals are using these fraudulent documents to send people abroad. Agents, consultancies, and travel agencies charge individuals from NPR 10,000 to NPR 15,000 for processing, and fees can go up to NPR 40,000 to NPR 55,000 for successful immigration.