Deputy Superintendent of Police DSP Subash Bhatta, from the Area Police Office in Tandi, Chitwan, has been awarded the Best Crime Investigator title by Nepal Police for his outstanding work on high profile criminal cases and his strong professional ethics.
The award was presented by Inspector General of Police Dan Bahadur Karki during the 71st Police Day celebration at the Nepal Police headquarters on Friday.
According to Nepal Police, DSP Bhatta earned this honor for his objective and scientific approach in investigating serious crimes, as well as his professionalism and dedication to duty.
Recognized for Investigating High-Profile Cases
DSP Bhatta investigated the murder and robbery of an elderly woman in East Chitwan and a hostage situation in Nawalparasi, leading to his recognition at the national level.
He also received the title of best police official in Bagmati Province in February this year.
DSP Bhatta’s Career with Nepal Police
Originally from Gorkha, DSP Bhatta joined Nepal Police as an Inspector in 2070 BS.
He currently works at the Area Police Office in Tandi, Chitwan, where he manages crime investigations along with administrative duties.
This year’s Police Day, celebrated on October 16, honored DSP Bhatta for his exceptional achievements in crime investigation.
Nepal Police observes Police Day annually to appreciate the hard work of personnel in civil roles, police camps, and schools, recognizing their contributions to public safety and security.
During this event, top performing police officers are rewarded in various categories.
DSP Bhatta was commended for his exemplary performance in handling complex criminal cases requiring thorough investigations.
The award was given by Inspector General of Police Dan Bahadur Karki at the Nepal Police Head Office in Kathmandu on Friday.