The Provincial Police Office, Hetauda, has purchased 30 TVS motorcycles with an amount of Rs. 9.07 million provided by the provincial Ministry of Internal Affairs and Law.
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The Bagmati Provincial Government has handed over 30 motorcycles to the Provincial Police Office, Hetauda.
Chief Minister Indra Bahadur Baniya handed over 30 motorcycles to Deputy Inspector General of Police Arun Poudel of the Provincial Police Office during a ceremony on Thursday.
The Provincial Police Office, Hetauda, had purchased 30 TVS motorcycles with an amount of Rs 9.70 lakh provided by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Law of the province.
At the program, Chief Minister Baniya said that the motorcycles handed over would be easy in the elections to be held on Falgun 21. He said that the 30 motorcycles would also be important at a time when some police vehicles were destroyed due to the Gen-G movement.
At the program, Bagmati Province's Minister for Economic Affairs and Planning Prabhat Tamang informed that the provincial government has been providing financial support to the police every year for building construction and other issues. At the program, Bagmati Province Chief Secretary Baburam Adhikari said that the handover of motorcycles would also play an important role at a time when the security forces are facing a problem of vehicles after the Gen-G movement.
Deputy Inspector General of Police Poudel said that the two-wheeled vehicles received would be handed over to police offices in various districts. He urged the provincial government to provide four-wheeled vehicles in the coming days.
