The Security Committee meeting has decided to take strict legal action to crack down on those who incite violence and terrorize the public.
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The Central Security Committee meeting has decided to write to the Ministry of Defense for approval to mobilize the army for election-focused security.
Home Ministry Spokesperson Anand Kafle said that a decision has been made to mobilize the army while approving the Integrated Security Plan 2082. Spokesperson Kafle said that a decision has also been made to hold a provincial-level seminar on election security from Mangsir 9.
The Security Committee meeting has decided to take strict legal action to eliminate those who incite violence and terrorize the people.
Home Secretary Rameshwor Dangal, a Nepali Army lieutenant colonel, Nepal Police IGP Dan Bahadur Karki, Armed Police Force Chief Raju Aryal, National Investigation Department Chief Tekendra Karki, and Ministry Peace and Security Division Chief Anand Kafle participated in today's meeting of the Security Committee.
