Prime Minister Balendra Shah has instructed security agency leaders to ensure complete protection for citizens and implement a zero tolerance stance on crime.
During a briefing on the law and order situation on Thursday, November 5, the Prime Minister outlined these directives to security heads at Singha Durbar in Kathmandu.
“The Prime Minister emphasized the need for effective security measures to safeguard citizens’ lives and property,” stated the Prime Minister’s Secretariat.
Enhancing Coordination Among Security Agencies
He highlighted the necessity for improved collaboration among the Nepal Army, Nepal Police, and Armed Police Force.
“Enhance cooperation, information sharing, and coordination to strengthen the nation’s security system,” he urged.
This initiative aims to streamline security operations.
Security Measures for Festivals
The Prime Minister also received updates from security leaders on plans to protect citizens during the festival season.
The briefing addressed the overall peace and security landscape.
“The meeting focused on enhancing security management to allow citizens to celebrate festivals safely,” the Prime Minister’s Secretariat reported.
Key Security Officials Participated
The meeting took place at the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers in Singha Durbar.
Notable attendees included: Chief of Army Staff Ashok Raj Sigdel, Inspector General of Nepal Police Dr. Manoj Kumar KC, and Inspector General of Armed Police Force Narayandatta Poudel.
The security heads briefed the Prime Minister on their strategies for handling the current security climate.
Government’s Commitment to Public Safety
The Prime Minister’s directives indicate a strong government commitment to enhancing law and order, fostering better coordination among security agencies, and curbing criminal activity.
By advocating for a zero tolerance approach to crime, he has urged agencies to remain alert and focus on public safety.