For the first time since 2056, the army, on the frontline of election security, is now being deployed in the field

Kathmandu. This time, the government, targeting the election, is going to move the Nepalese army to the front of the security front. According to the security action plan prepared by the Central Security Committee, all three security organs will be mobilized under the command of the army. According to which, this time, the army will provide security at the forefront, from protecting the ballot boxes to collecting them. "Although the police frontline will be seen in the front, the army will provide full support", said an official of the Home Ministry.

According to the plan prepared by the Central Security Committee on Sunday, the security personnel will be mobilized according to the plan of the Nepali Army. The Central Security Committee has concluded that there are more security challenges this time than in the elections held on November 4, 2079. After the meeting of the security committee, the spokesperson of the Ministry of Home Affairs, Anand Kafle, said that he would write to the Ministry of Defense for the mobilization of the army. According to him, this time the army will be mobilized and an army camp will be set up at the beginning.

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