The Armed Police Force has deployed 180 additional personnel to the Kanchanpur and Kailali borders to tighten control over illegal activities.
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The Armed Police Force Nepal has tightened control of illegal activities by increasing its manpower on the Nepal-India border.
A few days ago, Inspector General of Armed Police Raju Aryal had visited the Far Western Province and directed subordinate bodies to manage security effectively.
Under his direction, the Armed Police Force Nepal No. 7 Baidyanath Brigade Headquarters, Attariya, has mobilized additional manpower to strengthen security in the border areas of Kanchanpur and Kailali. According to the brigade, a total of 180 armed police personnel, 90 each in both districts, have been added.
According to Senior Superintendent of Police Digvijay Subedi, the acting brigade commander of the Armed Police Force Nepal No. 7 Baidyanath Brigade, the additional manpower has been mobilized to make border security effective and control illegal activities. 'The additional manpower has been mobilized with the aim of increasing surveillance in the border area, controlling illegal smuggling and strengthening the overall security system,' said Acting Brigade Commander Subedi. In addition, preparations are underway to study and analyze potential disaster risk areas.
According to him, the deployed manpower has been divided into three groups of 30/30. Arrangements have been made to keep these teams on standby for one day, one night, and for emergencies. The brigade has stated that these teams have been mobilized through Battalion No. 34 in Kailali and Battalion No. 35 in Kanchanpur.
