UML tightens security at central office after govt protection withdrawn
Summary
The CPN-UML has tightened security at its central office in Kathmandu after the government withdrew protection that had been in place since 1991. The party has deployed former army personnel and police officers and installed CCTV cameras amid concerns over unusual activity around the premises.
Key Points
- The CPN-UML has increased security at its central office after the government withdrew protection without prior notice.
- Former army personnel and police officers have been deployed, and CCTV cameras installed at the premises.
- The party says it has stepped up surveillance and arranged round-the-clock security amid unusual activities around the office.
