August 26, 2026, Wednesday
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There is no alternative to fulfilling the responsibility of civil security in the face of security challenges: Inspector General Khapung

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Kathmandu. Inspector General of Nepal Police Chandra Kuber Khapung has extended his best wishes on the occasion of 70th Police Day 2082.
Conveying good wishes on the occasion of the 70th Police Day which fell on Friday, he also instructed the police personnel of all ranks of the organization to fulfill their responsibilities and responsibilities while facing the security challenges after the Genji movement.

He also said that there is no alternative to fulfilling the intensive responsibility of civil security while facing the security challenges that may arise in the current difficult situation. "We have no choice but to face the security challenges that may arise in the difficult situation after the unpleasant incidents of Bhadra 23 and 24," he added, "therefore, I direct the police personnel of all levels of the organization to fulfill their responsibility and responsibilities towards the country and citizens and to strengthen the presence of the Nepal Police despite all the shortages and difficulties."

While celebrating the 70th edition of the Police Day, which was celebrated on the occasion of the formal establishment of the Nepal Police with the promulgation of the Police Act 2012, he paid tribute to the brave martyrs of the Nepal Police. Inspector General Khapung also expressed his gratitude for the support received from the public in rebuilding the physical structures of the police that were damaged by vandalism and arson in the circumstances that arose after the events of the Genji movement.

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