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Minister Khand praises Nepal Police and APF



KATHMANDU: Minister for Home Affairs Bal Krishna Khand commended works undertaken by Nepal Police and Armed Police Force (APF) with ‘limited resources’.

Minister Khand expressed the hope that these security bodies would exceed his expectations by performing better in the coming days as well.

The Minister also assured government’s plan to make security bodies become resourceful at a programme organised here on Monday to honor retiring Inspector General, APF, Shailendra Khanal.

On the occasion, Minister Khand distributed cash prize and appreciation letters to those excelling in the clearance of arrears. He also honored the then secretary at the Ministry of Home Affairs, Maheshwor Neupane and Inspector General of Police Shailesh Thapa among others.

Publish Date : 12 April 2022 06:33 AM

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