Gauashala Police Station Reconstructed After Arson During Gen Z Protest
Summary
The reconstructed Police Circle office in Gauashala, Kathmandu, has been inaugurated a year after it was vandalized and burned during the Gen Z protest. Police say 452 of the 459 damaged police structures have now been rebuilt, largely with community support.
Key Points
- Inspector General of Police Dan Bahadur Karki inaugurated the reconstructed Police Circle office and barrack building in Gauashala, Kathmandu.
- Police say reconstruction of 452 damaged police structures has been completed and they are now in operation.
- Karki credited local communities, representatives, donors, organizations, industrialists and the Pashupati Area Development Trust for helping rebuild the destroyed building.
- He said the support has strengthened the relationship between Nepal Police and the community.