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Assistant Inspector of Armed Police Dant Bahadur Chhatyal has successfully climbed the world's highest peak Mount Everest.
At 9:20 a.m. on May 4th, he has informed the Coordination Officer Armed Police Inspector Nirmal Basnet at the Everest basecamp that he succeeded in hoisting the flag of Nepal on the summit of the 8,848-meter-high Mount Everest.
Wangdi Sherpa who went with him at the same time He has successfully climbed Mount Everest. Promoting the message of the Everest Dialogue to the world through the Everest Dialogue program held from 2nd to 4th June He has climbed Mt. Everest as an ambassador of goodwill.
Assistant Inspector Chhatyal successfully climbed the 6 thousand 114 meter high Lobuche mountain on Baisakh 22. Assistant Inspector Chhatyal 'Sagarmatha Samwad' and the Armed Police Force took the flag of Nepal and left for Mount Everest on 15th Baisakh.
Honorable Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and Inspector General of Armed Police Raju Aryal bid him farewell on May 14th with wishes for a successful climb of Mount Everest. Assistant Inspector Chhatyal Armed Police Force Nepal Head Office In the Highland Disaster Sub-Division DSP and co-spokesperson Shailendra Thapa informed.
