Tuesday, March 10th, 2026

IGP Thapa directs strict response to anti-constitutional activities



KATHMANDU: Inspector General of Police (IGP) Deepak Thapa has instructed his subordinates to prioritize the enforcement of law, protection of lives and property, and efforts to ease public life.

Speaking at a meeting with the chief of the Valley Police Office at Nepal Police Club, Bhrikutimandap on Sunday morning, IGP Thapa emphasized the need to take anti-constitutional activities seriously.

He expressed concern over rising political agitation and elements challenging the constitutional order.

He also called for heightened alertness ahead of the royalist demonstration scheduled for Jestha 15, warning that any anarchic behavior during the protest would not be tolerated.

Addressing recent internal issues, IGP Thapa acknowledged that an incident involving a police officer assaulting a subordinate had damaged the reputation of the force.

He assured that appropriate action would be taken against any personnel found guilty, in line with organizational procedures.

Publish Date : 18 May 2025 12:14 PM

Kathmandu air quality deteriorates to very unhealthy level

KATHMANDU: Air quality in Kathmandu has reached a very unhealthy

Miraj Dhungana reminds RSP’s Amresh Singh of Nepali Congress’ past support

KATHMANDU: Gen Z activist Miraj Dhungana has reminded Rastriya Swatantra

Bhandari advises Thapa to fulfil responsibility instead of resigning

KATHMANDU: Nepali Congress leader Chandra Bhandari has suggested that party

RSP nears 4.95 million votes in PR tally; vote count crosses 10.29 million

KATHMANDU: The vote count under the proportional representation (PR) electoral

Gas black marketing reported in Siraha amid shortage

SIRAHA: Complaints of black marketing of cooking LPG gas have