Strict security surveillance by drones in Madhes and Koshi provinces, Ministry of Home Affairs warning to take action against those who spread rumours

Kathmandu. After increasing efforts to disrupt religious and social harmony, under the leadership of Home Minister Sudan Gurung and the direction of the Ministry of Home Affairs, security surveillance has been tightened in the sensitive areas of Madhes and Koshi provinces.

To control possible riots and provocative activities, the security agencies have intensified monitoring through drones using technology.

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