Elections on February 21 will be affected if the police are not resourced: Home Minister Aryal
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Media Baaji
- Fri, 17 October 2025
Kathmandu. Home Minister Om Prakash Aryal has said that making the Nepal Police full of resources is the top priority of the Ministry of Home Affairs.
In a program to pay tribute to the immortal policemen organized on the occasion of the 70th Police Day on Friday, 2082, he said that the police are the first to act in every incident in the society and because the police are the front line in law enforcement, the police are targeted in everything. He said that providing necessary resources and tools to the police is the government's priority.
He said, ``It is the main priority of the Ministry of Home Affairs to strengthen the security of the country and citizens by equipping the Nepal Police with the necessary resources. Because the police act first in every incident in the society and are at the forefront of law enforcement, the police are targeted not only in relation to the actions of the police but also in the perception of the government and its response. '
Similarly, he said that the Ministry of Home Affairs and the current government are aware that if sufficient resources are not available to the Nepal Police Organization, the elections on February 21 will be affected.
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