Arrival from Bali, 6 weeks in Goa, missing passport: Mystery trail of US national arrested at Nepal border
Brow, however, failed to provide the man’s full name, address or contact details. He also claimed to have visited nearly 70 countries.Brown was intercepted near border pillar number 516 while allegedly attempting to enter Nepal without valid travel documents. Officials alleged he tried to flee when challenged but was caught after a brief chase, according to the earlier HT report.After being questioned at the SSB camp, Brown was handed over to Sonauli police, which registered a case under the relevant provisions of the Immigration and Foreigners Act.
- ▪Brow, however, failed to provide the man’s full name, address or contact details.
- ▪He also claimed to have visited nearly 70 countries.Brown was intercepted near border pillar number 516 while allegedly attempting to enter Nepal without valid travel documents.
- ▪Officials alleged he tried to flee when challenged but was caught after a brief chase, according to the earlier HT report.After being questioned at the SSB camp, Brown was handed over to Sonauli police, which registered a case under the rel
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HomeNextArrival from Bali, 6 weeks in Goa, missing passport: Mystery trail of US national arrested at Nepal borderJordan Brown, a US resident, was apprehended late on July 11 after he allegedly attempted to cross into Nepal through an unauthorised route in UP's Maharajganj.Updated on: Jul 15, 2026, 12:18:20 ISTReported by HT Correspondents | Edited by Nayanika SenguptaPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link Investigators are reconstructing the journey to and across India, including a trip to Goa, of Jordan Brown – the 36-year-old US national arrested while allegedly attempting to cross into Nepal from Uttar Pradesh's Maharajganj on July 11.An American citizen, identified as Jordan Brown from California, was arrested by the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) near the Sonauli India-Nepal border on July…
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