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Chief Minister Yamlal Kandel has said that due to the latest inventions and new technologies, the police have to be prepared against new styles of crime.
On the occasion of the 69th Police Day, he said that it is necessary for the Nepal Police to become more capable of making full use of technology-friendly mechanisms and methods in crime control and investigation in the future.
In view of the changing criminal environment, the development brought by information technology and the destruction and indiscipline caused by it, I feel that the Nepal Police is developing and changing its service delivery accordingly, he said. The role played by the police personnel to defuse the situation is commendable.'
He said that being deployed for the security of the country and the people with high morale is a source of inspiration for everyone. "The reputation of Nepal Police in the field of crime control and investigation is our capital," he said He suggested to the police personnel to focus on the interests of the people and move forward to perform their duties in line with the zero tolerance policy without bias or suggestion towards any criminal activity.
Chief Minister Kandel expressed his gratitude for the fact that the police units are working in a coordinated manner with the provincial government on peace security, disaster reduction, etc.
On Police Day, Chief Attorney of the state government Krishna Bahadur Hamal opined that the role of the police in crime control and implementation of the responsibilities specified by the law is strong.
Mohanmaya Dhakal, the head of Birendranagar municipality, expressed the opinion that the police should be stronger as the police is an organization of hope and trust of the common citizens. Provincial Police Chief DIG Janak Bhattarai expressed his belief that despite the limited resources, the police personnel will gain more fame in maintaining peace and security and crime control.
Police Superintendent Netramani Giri, Chief of District Police Office Surkhet, Rupesh Khadka, Chief of District Police Office Surkhet, Senior Deputy Inspector of Police Bikram Bahadur Wali and Assistant Constable Tara Devi Gharti of Provincial Police Training Center were awarded for their excellent work on the occasion of Police Day. was .
