Prime Minister Balendra Shah has stated that the government remains committed to enhancing the capacity of Nepal Police to respond to potential future disasters. His remarks were conveyed through a official message issued on the occasion of the 71st Police Day. The Prime Minister emphasised that frontline police officers serve the public, and the government is prioritizing policy direction, legal facilitation, modern training, and infrastructure development to support the law enforcement agency. Although Prime Minister Shah was absent from the event, his message was read aloud to attendees by Inspector General of Police Dan Bahadur Karki. In the text, PM Shah paid tribute to officers who lost their lives in the line of duty, specifically citing recent disaster responses along the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli rivers, as well as during other critical historical moments. He also expressed wishes for the quick recovery of police personnel who sustained injuries or disabilities while performing their duties. The Prime Minister's address outlined several upcoming technological and operational developments aimed at improving public grievance redressal. Preparations are underway to set up a central facility to combat fraud, an aerial security and support unit, and artificial intelligence systems. These initiatives involve collaboration between Nepal Police, Nepal Rastra Bank, internet providers, telecommunications firms, and digital wallet companies. Additionally, the publication 'Police Mirror-2083' was launched at the event to connect past and present police history for future generations. During the event, Inspector General Dan Bahadur Karki affirmed that Nepal Police remains firmly dedicated to its primary responsibilities, regardless of difficult circumstances. Speaking on the occasion of the 71st Police Day, IG Karki stated that the organization is steadfast in serving the public, ensuring community safety, upholding rule-based governance, and strengthening trust among citizens across the nation.
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Government committed to strengthening Nepal Police, says PM Balendra Shah
Prime Minister Balendra Shah outlines plans for digital security initiatives and infrastructure development on the 71st Police Day.
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In short
- PM Balendra Shah prioritises training, infrastructure, and policy updates for Nepal Police.
- Proposals were revealed for a specialized fraud prevention facility and an airborne security and support division.
- IG Dan Bahadur Karki re-affirms police commitment to public service and the rule of law.
From public sources and the WeNepal research team
https://wenepal.com/article/government-committed-to-strengthening-nepal-police-says-pm-balendra-20261016

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