Armed Police Force Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of the Bindhyabasini Bahini, Dipendra Kunwar, said that the Armed Police Force is serving by maintaining peace, security and tranquility even in difficult situations, taking risks and challenges.
The Armed Police Force 28th Battalion celebrated its 19th founding anniversary. It celebrated its founding anniversary by cutting a cake on Tuesday.
Armed Police Force Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of the Armed Police Force Bindhyabasini Bahini, Dipendra Kunwar, said that the Armed Police Force is serving in difficult situations by maintaining peace, security and tranquility despite taking risks and challenges.
Stating that the situation has become more responsible towards the nation and citizens, he recalled that the journey till date has been one of sacrifice and sacrifice, and claimed that the Armed Police Force is being demanded across the country in disaster, border security and peace and security.
On the occasion of the foundation day, volleyball and badminton competitions, a 300-meter race competition, temple cleaning and blood donation programs were organized. Cash prizes, medals and certificates were given to the Armed Police Force winners in the competition and the Armed Police Force that performed the best work.
On 15 Poush 2064, the Armed Police Force Border Security Office was operated from the old warehouse of the Nepal Agricultural Materials Corporation located in Ward No. 3, Taulihawa, Kapilvastu Municipality. Armed Police Battalion 28 Superintendent of Armed Police Netra KC, who is currently providing services from his own building in Barmeli, Kapilvastu Municipality-6, 6 kilometers northwest of the district headquarters, Taulihawa, said.
