Prime Minister Karki said that the role of Nepal Police will be sensitive and decisive in ensuring that the upcoming elections are held in a free, fair, and credible environment.
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Prime Minister Sushila Karki has warned the police that the upcoming elections should be an exemplary and standard of Nepali democracy and that not a single drop of blood should be shed during the elections and that no citizen should be injured. She made this statement while speaking at the convocation ceremony of Nepal Police Inspectors held in Kathmandu on Monday.
Prime Minister Karki said that the role of the Nepal Police will be sensitive and decisive in ensuring the upcoming elections in a free, fair and credible environment. She also reminded the public that the election is a milestone in the journey of responsible democracy and that it is the responsibility of the state to ensure it.
Addressing the police, the Prime Minister said, "Rise above any political influence, pressure or prejudice and fulfill your responsibility according to the spirit of the law. Your impartiality is the safeguard of democracy."
She said that the role of the police during the elections will be very sensitive and decisive and urged them to rise above any political influence, pressure or prejudice and fulfill their responsibility according to the spirit of the law.
