Police have no excuse to misuse position: IGP Karki
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Kathmandu. Inspector General of Nepal Police Dan Bahadur Karki has said that the civil servant police who have been given the responsibility of fulfilling the duty towards the people should not misuse their position.
He urged the police organization to be aware of personal interests, undue influence and misuse of official rights. He said this while addressing the convocation ceremony of the Police Inspector Basic Training 1-184th Group held at the National Police Academy, Maharajgunj, today.
He said that the leadership of the police should be seen in the example and not in the order.TAG_OPEN_div_32
Congratulating and congratulating the police inspectors who are being initiated, he directed them to work with a soft attitude towards the people in practice of the oath taken. “From the behavior towards the service recipients, the quality of the investigation, the morale of the employees, the discipline, the relationship with the community to the decisions taken in difficult situations, the leadership will be really evaluated,” he said.
He said that the conduct of the Nepal Police will form the identity of the Nepal Police, just like the identity given by the police uniform. “This post of the police gives authority, character gives legitimacy to that authority. Therefore, there will be no compromise on the dignity of the post, professional integrity, honesty and discipline,” he said.TAG_OPEN_div_28
TAG_OPEN_div_26Inspector General Karki said that even after the training is over, the actual examination as a police officer will begin. He said that the post of Inspector of Police is not just a rank but it is an important test of decision-making ability and ability to bear responsibility.
He directed the police personnel to be free from fear, temptation, love and enmity while serving and said that this is the main moral basis of the police service.TAG_OPEN_div_24
The chief guest of the ceremony, Prime Minister Balendra Shah, presented the Kulananda Vidya Award to the best trainee Chop Bahadur Denga. The trainees performed an entrance parade in honour of the Prime Minister. A musical tune was also presented by the Nepal Music School.TAG_OPEN_div_22
The Chief Secretary of the Government of Nepal, Govinda Bahadur Karki, distributed the prizes to the best trainees in various categories. The awardees were Inspector Chop Bahadur Denga (Study), Gopal Rai (Physical Capacity and Self-Confidence Enhancement), Ram Kumar GT (Police Tactics and Action), Bikash Kumar Dhami (Chandmari), Bishal Poudel (Third Third) and Bal Krishna Pokhrel (Second).TAG_OPEN_div_20
Additional Inspector General of Police Rajan Adhikari, Executive Director of the National Police Training Academy, administered the oath to the departed police inspectors. The trainees took oath by touching religious texts. Deputy Inspector General of Police Dinesh Kumar Acharya presented the report related to the training. On the occasion, 79 police inspectors were conferred.TAG_OPEN_div_18
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