Purushottam Subedi
West Nawalparasi, Kartik 1
Under the core motto ‘Satya Seva Surakshanam’ (Truth, Service, Security), the District Police Office, Nawalparasi (Bardaghat Susta West), celebrated the 71st Police Day 2083 with various programs during a special ceremony organized in Parasi.
The program was held under the chairmanship of Superintendent of Police (SP) Ram Bahadur K.C., with Chief District Officer (CDO) Deepak Raj Nepal attending as the chief guest.
Addressing the ceremony, CDO Deepak Raj Nepal remarked that the police uniform represents the presence of the state and serves as the center of citizens’ trust. Highly evaluating the contributions made by the police during disasters and difficult circumstances, he said, “As per the demand of time, it is essential to make the police service better equipped with resources and more professional. Everyone should extend support to boost the morale of the police, who serve on the frontlines during times of disaster.”
Speaking as the chair of the program, Superintendent of Police Ram Bahadur K.C. stated that the police is the agency that stands on the frontlines with immense courage, hard work, and responsibility toward the public. Noting that the police organization is becoming increasingly popular, he committed to making the organization even more efficient and organized in the days ahead.
Awards and Recognition for Outstanding Performance
During the ceremony, Police Inspector Resham Lal Paudel of the Area Police Office, Belatari, was awarded for his skillful management and retrieval of bodies swept down from the Bhotekoshi flood in the riverbank areas of Susta Rural Municipality. Additionally, police personnel who participated in the blood donation program organized on the occasion of Police Day were honored with certificates of appreciation.
During the event, a congratulatory message sent by Inspector General of Police (IGP) Dan Bahadur Karki was read aloud. A special interaction and gathering was also organized with the families of immortal (martyred) police officers and retired police personnel.
At the ceremony, Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Madan Thapa, President of Nepal Ex-Police Association Nawalparasi Omprakash Chaudhary, and founding member of the Federation of Nepali Journalists Nawalparasi R.P. Upadhyaya, among others, shed light on the contributions made by the Nepal Police.
The program was conducted by Police Inspector Laxman Devkota and saw notable participation from heads of district security agencies, government office chiefs, families of martyred police personnel, former police officers, and local journalists.
