header banner
SOCIETY

Metropolitan Police, Crime Division join hands to control crime

KATHMANDU, May 13: The newly-appointed chiefs of the Metropolitan Police Range (MPR), Kathmandu and the Metropolitan Police Crime Division (MPCD) have expressed collective effort toward controlling crime in the capital.
By Republica

KATHMANDU, May 13: The newly-appointed chiefs of the Metropolitan Police Range (MPR), Kathmandu and the Metropolitan Police Crime Division (MPCD) have expressed collective effort toward controlling crime in the capital.



Organising a joint press conference at the MPR on Sunday, MPCD chief SSP Sahakul Bahadur Thapa and chief of the MPR SSP Uttam Raj Subedi reiterated their commitment not to let the crime rate in the capital surge.


Related story

Another minor accuses Pandey of sexually abusing her


SSP Subedi claimed that the two police bodies are ready to join their forces to control crime in the capital.


“Both the offices have the same target - to control crime in the capital,” he said, adding, “We hosted this press conference to send a clear message of unity.”


Similarly, chief of the MPCD, SSP Thapa claimed that the police fraternity should send a message of unity at a time when criminals seem to have joined forces too.


“If the criminals can unite then why can't we?” he said.


He expressed commitment to work together with the MPR to maintain peace and security in the capital with a focus on bringing social and cyber crimes under control. Both the SSPs have claimed that the police will take stern action against criminals.

See more on: crime_control
Related Stories
POLITICS

Police arrest the alleged rapist Pandey

SOCIETY

Four arrested on charge of selling banned energy d...

SOCIETY

Kathmandu Police created a “fake incident site” in...

SOCIETY

Police arrest a 'hundi trader' with Rs 1.9 million...

SOCIETY

Fraud who swindled traders out of Rs 78 million ar...

Trending

Top Videos

Bold Preety willing to fight for her musical career

Awareness among people on heart diseases has improved in Nepal’

Print still remains the numbers of one platform

Bringing home a gold medal is on my bucket

What is Nepal's roadmap to sage child rights