Nepal Police three-year strategic plan made public

Kathmandu, May 19: Nepal Police has made public a three-year strategic plan, prioritizing citizen-centric police service and technology-friendly transformation of the police organisation.

At a program held at the Nepal Police Headquarters, Naxal today to make the plan public, Inspector General of Police Daan Bahadur Karki said that the 2083/85 strategic plan has been put forward with the aim of providing prompt service to the people by making maximum use of technology. “Our main objective is to win the trust of the citizens, to provide prompt and efficient service to the people by making maximum use of technology,” he said.

Inspector General of Police Karki expressed confidence that the strategic plan would establish Nepal Police as one of the best and most reliable security agencies in South Asia. He said that the plan aims to make Nepal Police modern and citizen-friendly in line with the demand of the changing times.

Meanwhile, on the occasion, an online complaint management system was launched through the ‘Nepal Police Mobile App’ for the convenience of the citizens.

The app has been launched so that citizens can register their complaints and grievances through the mobile app without having the need to go to the police office in person. The Police Headquarters has stated that arrangements have been made to ‘track’ the status of the registered complaints in ‘digital’ form.