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Bravo Janardan

The Kathmandu Post
18 June 2017
 Bravo Janardan

It was encouraging to read that the Minister for Home Affairs Janardan Sharma is going to end political interference in security forces (“Will end political interference in security bodies: Sharma” June 16, Page 2). He has earned a lot of credibility for ending load shedding in the Kathmandu Valley while he was the Minister for Energy and Water Resources. Now, he has another opportunity to fulfil his promise by discouraging and ending political interference in the security agencies within the next seven months.

In the past, minister for home affairs misused their authorities and demoralized security forces. It was sad to see the high ranking police personnel filing petitions in the Supreme Court against the high handedness of the political leaders. Sharma says that promotions will be based on performance; officials will not be promoted on the basis of pressure from politicians. He has also instructed police officials not to visit politicians for promotions and transfers. Uplifting the status of constables, head-constables and junior police officials with the intension of boosting their morals will be his prime goal among others.

One of the challenging tasks for him will be to arrest Balkrishna Dhungel who was convicted by the SC about six months ago and put him behind bars. Dismantling institutionalised corruption in the security agencies will be another challenge.

Rai Biren Bangdel

Maharajgunj

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