Police to borrow 2,800 pistols from Army for March 5 polls
Summary
The Nepal Police will borrow 2,800 pistols from the Army to ensure security for the March 5 House of Representatives election.
Key Points
- Nepal Police has requested to borrow 2,800 pistols from the Army for the March 5 House of Representatives election.
- The Military Headquarters has approved the request, and the pistols will be distributed to provinces as needed.
- The pistols will be returned to the Army after the elections.
- Previously, the Police borrowed pistols from the Army for the 2022 elections, including local and provincial polls.
