Nepal’s Armed Police Committed to Border Security and Crime Control

Nepal’s Armed Police Force is committed to strengthening border security and controlling crimes in border areas, according to Inspector General Narayan Dutt Paudel.

Speaking at a meeting of the Federalism Empowerment and National Concerns Committee at Singh Durbar on Friday, Inspector General Paudel said that the Armed Police Force is working in coordination with local citizens, other security agencies, and administrative bodies to make border security more effective.

‘The Armed Police Force is working in coordination with citizens, local communities, security agencies, and administrative bodies to make border security and crime control more effective,’ he said. ‘We will strengthen our cooperation with our counterparts in the north and south to make border security and crime control more effective through coordination between the two countries.’

Inspector General Paudel said that the Armed Police Force is committed to making border security and crime control more effective by strengthening its coordination and cooperation with its counterparts in the north and south.

‘So far, the organization has been carrying out various activities to maintain border security, citizen security, and peace and order,’ he said. ‘In the coming days, we will continue to work towards making border security, peace and order, and overall border management more effective, in accordance with the existing laws and available resources and capabilities.’

Inspector General Paudel said that the Armed Police Force has been carrying out various security operations and activities to protect the lives and property of citizens in border areas and maintain peace and order.

‘In the coming days, we will continue to work towards making border security more effective, within the framework of the existing laws and available resources and capabilities,’ he said.