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Inspector General Orders Heightened Security Plan for Chhath Festival

Police officers across provinces must review past incidents and monitor safety during celebrations.

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Inspector General Orders Heightened Security Plan for Chhath Festival

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  • The police chief directed law enforcement leaders to enhance security measures for the Chhath festival.
  • The virtual meeting included leaders from the Kathmandu Valley and all seven provincial police offices.
  • Officers were instructed to review past incidents and exercise sensitivity when evaluating the use of force.

The chief of the police has issued directions to strengthen security arrangements across the country for the Chhath festival. Speaking virtually from the Nepal Police Headquarters on Saturday, he addressed the heads and representatives of the Kathmandu Valley Police Office along with all seven provincial police offices to prepare for potential unwanted activities and untoward events. During the meeting, Dr KC instructed police officials to review past incidents to formulate necessary security strategies. He highlighted the importance of exercising sensitivity when evaluating security conditions and employing force. Provincial police chiefs were instructed to maintain regular monitoring, inspection, and supervision of security operations within their respective territorial jurisdictions to ensure effective performance. The virtual conference also served as a briefing session where Inspector General Dr KC received updates regarding Chhath-targeted security plans from the participating regional and valley leadership. Immediate improvements were directed for any weaknesses identified in the current security setup to make police execution more responsible and effective throughout the festive period.

From public sources and the WeNepal research team

https://wenepal.com/article/inspector-general-orders-heightened-security-plan-for-chhath-festival-20261114

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