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Kathmandu. Arjun Shahi, a self-proclaimed leader of the “Gen-Z” movement known for storming government offices and issuing threats, has been found using a police identification card to stay at a hotel.
According to Kathmandu District Police spokesperson SP Pawan Bhattarai, Shahi was arrested in Koteshwor around 7:30 PM on Wednesday. During interrogation, he admitted to using the ID card of Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) Kumar Sharma to book a room at a hotel in Chabahil.
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Police said Shahi had been staying in several hotels in the Chabahil area since early September. When questioned, ASI Sharma told investigators that his police ID had gone missing during the Gen-Z protests. He claimed he did not personally know Shahi and speculated that the lost ID may have fallen into his possession.
Shahi, a 26-year-old resident of Panchdeval Municipality-4 in Achham, was wanted on multiple criminal charges, including banking fraud and foreign employment scams.
Earlier, he made headlines for threatening Civil Aviation Authority Director General Pradeep Adhikari and demanding his resignation. Shahi had also entered Sheetal Niwas—the President’s Office—during Sushila Karki’s oath-taking ceremony alongside Sudhan Gurung as a co-coordinator of the “Gen-Z” campaign.
