Instructions of the Home Minister to create an environment to conduct elections in a fair and fearless environment

Kathmandu. Home Minister Omprakash Aryal has said that the House of Representatives election to be held on February 21 will be held in a clean, fair and fear-free environment. During the on-site inspection and monitoring of the polling center of Baiteshwar Rural Municipality of Dolakha on Friday, Minister Aryal directed to correct the shortcomings in the past and create an environment so that this election can be held in a clean, fair and peaceful manner.

Home Minister Aryal, who was also the spokesperson of the government in the program attended by all the security agencies of the district and the central government, requested all concerned parties to be aware of false, false and misleading information and news spread on social media and prepare for their respective constituencies. On Friday morning, a team including Home Minister Aryal, Acting Chief Election Commissioner Ram Prasad Bhandari interacted with the local stakeholders regarding election security as well as monitoring of polling stations in the rural municipality.

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