The Central Security Committee meeting has decided to deploy Nepal Police AIG Uma Prasad Chaturvedi to analyze recent and potential activities in Madhesh.
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The Ministry of Home Affairs has appealed to maintain harmony and mutual respect among all communities. The appeal was made at a meeting of the Central Security Committee chaired by Home Minister Om Prakash Aryal at the ministry on Saturday after reviewing the current security situation. High-ranking officials of all four security agencies were present in the meeting.
The ministry has stated that serious attention has been drawn to incidents such as arson and vandalism of public and private property, burning of political party flags, and other incidents that seriously affect social harmony in some districts of the Terai and Madhesh, including Rautahat and Dang.
Rama Acharya, Joint Spokesperson of the Ministry of Home Affairs, said that subordinate security agencies have been instructed to take strict action against those who disrupt peace and security, disrupt communal harmony and engage in anti-election activities. She said that the relevant agencies have been instructed to manage peace and security and maintain peace and order through a meeting of the Central Security Committee.
Curfew has been imposed in Sangadha village of Gaur Municipality-6 of Rautahat on Friday after a dispute between two parties over a wedding ring. The district administration has issued a curfew from 1 pm until further orders at Mudbalwa Gate in the east, Lal Bakaiya Dam in the west, Bam Canal in the north, and Gaur Customs Office in the south.
Even during the curfew, a scooter was set on fire and half a dozen vehicles were vandalized in Machkutiya Tole, Gaur Municipality-4. After that, the army has been mobilized in the district headquarters and other areas. The police have arrested 23 people for their involvement in incitement.
Meanwhile, the meeting has decided to deploy Nepal Police AIG Uma Prasad Chaturvedi to analyze the recent and possible activities in Madhesh. AIG Chaturvedi has been deployed to Madhesh Province to obtain information about the election security situation in areas considered highly sensitive, sensitive and risky and to formulate and implement additional strategies accordingly if there are any complaints, informed Spokesperson Acharya. ‘Keeping in mind the election security, Nepal Police AIG Uma Prasad Chaturvedi has been deployed to monitor, inspect and submit a report on the situation in Madhesh Province,’ she said.
Of the more than 11,000 polling stations across the country, one-third have been placed on the highly sensitive list. Among them, those in Madhesh province have been placed on the most highly sensitive list. Home Ministry officials have said that the constituencies in Madhesh have been included in the highly sensitive list keeping in mind the open borders, intense competition between political parties, and past activities.
