Kathmandu. Kathmandu: The Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has fully mobilized the Metropolitan Police in the field. Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) and Chief of Metropolitan Police Force, Bishnu Prasad Joshi, said that the incident took place.

Ganesh Nepali died on Thursday after he poured petrol on his body following a dispute over the use of a wheellock in front of the Passport Department in Tripureshwor. Joshi said this at a time when complaints have been received that the metropolis has become chaotic due to the lack of presence of city police on the roads after the death of Nepalis.

“We have deployed municipal police on regular duty except the reserve force,” he said. We are committed to it. We express our heartfelt condolences to the family and heartfelt condolences to the deceased. However, it is our responsibility to serve the people of the city. We are committed to maintaining urban order by respecting the sentiments of the locals and the general public. We are not shirked from our responsibilities. We have now deployed the city police in the field on a regular basis. ’

After the death of Nepali, he pledged to continue to work for justice that the metropolis should provide justice to him and his family within the periphery of the rules and regulations. “We will move ahead by resolving the internal issues in a just manner,” he said, adding, “However, we have been and will continue to be dedicated to public service by complying with the rules, internalizing the functions, duties and powers of the Metropolitan Police such as maintenance and management of market and parking lots, disaster management-related search, rescue, relief and rehabilitation.” ’

He also said that the municipal police have been kept on high alertness as the risk of disasters like flood and flood may increase with the rainy season. He also said that the municipal police is on regular duty in New Road and other areas.