The government will bear the medical expenses of the security personnel injured during the election
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Media Baaji
- Wed, 25 February 2026
Kathmandu. The government is going to bear the medical expenses of the security personnel who are injured during the upcoming election of the House of Representatives. Government spokesperson and Home Minister Omprakash Aryal has informed that the cabinet has decided to treat the injured security personnel. While informing about the government's decision on Wednesday, Minister Aryal said that it has also been decided to provide financial assistance as compensation to the dependent family of a security personnel who died during the election.
Similarly, the government has extended the working period of the inquiry commission regarding the implementation of the orders of the Supreme Court regarding the transport sector by one month. He said that the government has also approved the 16th plan implementation action plan. The government has also given approval to Hitman Gurung to receive the title of BEM awarded by the King of Britain.
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