KATHMANDU, April 3: Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Narayan Kaji Shrestha has said the government is ready to provide assistance to enhance the reputation of Nepal Police.
He further said the Nepal Police should be capable of preventing illegal activities. Inspecting the Police Headquarters today, DPM and Home Minister Shrestha stressed the need of developing new policies, plans and culture to further strengthen the police force.
On the occasion, DPM Shrestha laid emphasis on the need of carrying out activities keeping the nation and people in center.
He opined that all mechanisms of the state should be involved in providing service to the people.
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DPM Shrestha urged the police administration to further improve work performance and make the people feel the changes in the institution.
“The police force is expected to meet the people's aspirations and make them feel that the government is for them,” said DPM Shrestha.
Each state body should be effortful to serve the people to the best of their abilities in line with the latest political reforms, he added.
Inspector General of Police Basanta Bahadur Kunwar thanked the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Home Affairs for his supportive gesture.
IGP Kunwar said he was hopeful that under the leadership of the Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Shrestha, the ministry would take effective measures for the capacity enhancement in Nepal Police.
On the occasion, the DPM Shrestha observed the Polygraph Section, Data Centre and Digital Forensic Lab based in the Police Headquarters.
Following the inspection, the minister addressed the function and the police chiefs of all province police offices, training center, Nepal Police Highway Security and Traffic Management Office and all 77 districts as well through a video conference.
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