Nepal Police has arrested Mr CK Raut from Rangeli, Madhesh, Nepal without presenting proper documents from the judicial body.Raut, who carries different views about Nepal’s Terai-Madhes region than the mainstream Madhesi political parties, was arrested while delivering a provocative public speech in Rangeli, Morang on Saturday evening, demanding the right to disintegrate Nepal and break away the Terai portion. Police have further black-listed some of his books as the “documents against national integrity of Nepal.” “Raut has worked against national integrity by designing a separate flag and writing a separate national anthem for Madhes,” says Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Nawaraj Silwal, Nepal Police Chief in Eastern Region, on Sunday. An investigation has been launched against Raut to probe so many questions against him, says Chief District Officer (CDO) in Morang district, Ganesh Raj Karki. Raut used to work on us base company Raytheon BBN Technologies. Government customers turn to Raytheon BBN Technologies for solutions that help make us safe and secure; business customers rely on us for breakthrough thinking that helps them bring new innovations to market and gives them a competitive edge.BBN Technologies is an American high-technology company which provides research and development services. BBN is based next to Fresh Pond in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA. Dr. C. K. Raut, Chandra Kant Raut, is former US-based computer scientist, author who came to light after his public speech about making Madhesh a separate country from Nepal.The non-madhesi population don't believe him and because he made a documentary named "Black Buddhas" , which is based on the paper he presented at Harvard University. However, He is even sometimes criticized by the people of Madhes for cultivating secessionist views. According to police, after finding enough evidence against Raut which could hamper the sovereignty of country, police are preparing to file a case of treason against him. The Special Court on Thursday sent CK Raut to judicial custody for 24 hours for further investigation.
