Green Army Clarifies Role and Uniforms Amidst Social Media Buzz
Summary
Green Army has clarified that it is a legally registered volunteer organization focused on environmental conservation and disaster management, not a military force. The group says its uniforms were approved by the Home Ministry, Ministry of Defense and the Nepali Army, and that it has supported rescue efforts in quake- and flood-hit areas.
Key Points
- Green Army says it is a legally registered non-profit organization working on environmental conservation and disaster management.
- Founder chairman Sabin Sharma said the group's uniform was approved with consent from the Home Ministry, Ministry of Defense and the Nepali Army.
- The organization says it has taken part in rescue operations in areas including Sagu, Sindhupalchok and Nuwakot.
- Green Army claims thousands of students and former cadets have participated in its training programs across Nepal.
