Please suggest me the possible ID of the attached moth?

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Ahmet Ömer Koçak Popular answer

This is a Cossidae species. Dr Yakovlev is the best expert on this family.

Ahmet Ömer Koçak

Rinaldo Nicoli Aldini

Genus rather similar to Parahypopta,

Rinaldo Nicoli

Rudolf Ritt

Dear Jatishwor,

I think this is Roerichiora stigmatica

(MOORE, 1879), (Cossidae)

Best wishes to the near České Budějovice!

Rudolf