Monday, September 14th, 2026

Integrated election cell comes into operation in all three levels: NA



KATHMANDU: The Nepali Army (NA) has set up and brought into operation the Integrated Election Security Cell at the centre, province and district levels for the House of Representatives and Province Assembly Member elections scheduled for this November 20.

Around 75,000 personnel will be deputed for the entire election-related security, including securing the polling stations, transportation of polling materials, reserve force and air patrolling, among others, the NA Public Relations and Information Directorate said.

The Directorate stated that army personnel have been deployed and mobilized at 779 places for the election security.

The Army will provide security at the polling stations remaining in the outer security rim.

Likewise, the Army has mobilized 832 bomb disposal squads in connection with election security and 143 teams are on ready position.

It is said 100 personnel who were deployed for packing the election materials at the Election Commission premises have returned to their unit after completing their work responsibility.

The ballot papers for the election have been transported to mountainous districts Jumla, Mugu, Humla, Manang, Mustang, Dolpa and Bajura districts using the Army’s aircarft.

Printing of all ballot papers was carried out under the Army’s security before this.

Publish Date : 12 November 2022 21:06 PM

PM Shah vows safe resettlement for Bhotekoshi flood victims

KATHMANDU: Prime Minister (PM) Balendra Shah (Balen) has said there

NC row: Deuba faction disagrees with party’s CWC decision

KATHMANDU: The faction led by former Nepali Congress (NC) President

Temporary log bridge and ‘tuin’ installed over Phalakhu and Bhotekoshi rivers

RASUWA: A temporary log bridge and a tuin (cable crossing) have been

Bhotekoshi flood causes over Rs 1 billion in agricultural losses

KATHMANDU: The agricultural sector suffered significant losses from the flash

Flash flood risk likely in 22 districts as rivers rise

KATHMANDU: Water levels in several major rivers are expected to