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From drug control to flood rescue — Police Inspector Yadav became the 'Best Police of the Month'

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Kathmandu. Police Inspector Shyamsunder Yadav working in Kavrepalanchowk has been declared "Best Police of the Month" based on his excellent performance. Playing an active role in the drug control campaign, he was successful in seizing about 18 kg of ganja from Dhulikhel-11.

Similarly, he also led the risky rescue of passengers trapped in the flood of Roshi River at Chowkidanda in Banepa. Appreciating his courage, activism and responsible role, the police organization declared him the best policeman of the month of Baisakh.

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