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ARMED POLICE MIRROR 2018

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Peace Security Commitment

Felicitations

I am delighted to know that Armed Police Force, Nepal is celebrating its 17th APF Day

and publishing commemorative edition of Special Publication on this auspicious

occasion. I, on behalf of the Government of Nepal, extend my heartiest felicitations on

this occasion.

Armed Police Force, Nepal has played fundamental role in maintaining law and order

in country. APF has shown the highest level of professionalism in protection of civilian,

disaster management, border security, safeguarding the borders, industrial security and

curbing the illegal activities. The contribution of APF in conducting the different levels

of election in fearless environment is commendable.

The zero tolerance policy against the human rights violation and corruption is highly

valued. The role of APF in time of emergencies and different types of disasters is highly

appreciable. I am confi dent that APF will exhibit its optimum professionalism and

devotion in administering the internal and external security affairs of the nation and

step to a new height of success.

I wish for the successful publication of this special edition and hope this compendium

will be the best resource to refl ect Armed Police Force, Nepal.

Sher Bahadur DeubaPrime Minister

Sher Bahadur DeubaRight Honorable Prime Minister and Home Minister

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Magh, 2074

Felicitations

I am pleased to know about the special publication refl ecting the activities of organization

on the occasion of 17th Armed Police Force Day 2018.

Armed Police Force, Nepal has been instrumental in law enforcement and maintenance

of peace & order in the country. The level of preparedness of APF to manage the disaster

is praiseworthy. The progress achieved by industrial sector is directly linked with the

security provided with, and it is highly appreciated. The commendable performance of

APF during different tiered of elections is remarkable. I am sure that the plans, strategies

and activities carrying out by APF, will meet the aspirations of the people.

I wish for the successful publication of this special issue and hope it will be a good

resource to learn about Armed Police Force, Nepal.

Lok Darshan RegmiChief Secretary

Lok Darshan RegmiChief Secretary

Magh, 2074

Felicitations

I am pleased to know about the special publication of Armed Police Force, Nepal, 2018 on

the occasion of 17th anniversary of the organization. I take an opportunity to congratulate

Armed Police Force, Nepal for completing successful sixteen years.

I, on behalf of Ministry of Home Affairs, appreciate the role played by the organization in

different sectors of the security. The organization is yielding the highest level of outputs

despite of limited sources available. Not only in the mandated task, APF, has given the

remarkable contributions in the internal security duties to maintain the law and order

in the country. The level of courage, professionalism, dedication and motivation in the

APF personnel is highly appreciated worldwide during the disaster management in the

country. The contributions of the APF in the fi eld of border security, custom & revenue

security and also in maintaining the law & order in Nepal are always exemplary.

I reiterate that the organization is successful only if offi cers are guided with

professionalism, integrity, discipline and good governance. I am assured that APF, with

its current and upcoming leaderships, will be able to face the emerging challenges of

the era and establish the strong law and order system in the country utilizing the ICT,

managerial skills and leadership quality.

I wish for the successful publication. I am sure this publication will be the best resource

to learn about the APF.

Mohan Krishna SapkotaHome Secretary

Mohan Krishna SapkotaHome Secretary

MMMooohhhhaaaaannnn KKKKrrrriiiiissshnnnaaa SSSSaappkkotaHome Secretary

Magh, 2074

Advisors Shailendra KhanalAdditional Inspector General of APF

Shailendra Khanal

Narayan Babu ThapaAdditional Inspector General of APF

Ram Sharan PaudelAdditional Inspector General of APF

Chief Advisor

Singha Bahadur ShresthaInspector General of APF

Pushparam KCAdditional Inspector General of APF

Prakash OjhaAdditional Inspector General of APF

Prem Kumar ShahiAdditional Inspector General of APF

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MembersBabu Ram Pandey

Deputy Inspector General of APF

Head, Editorial Board Rajendra Kumar AdhikariSenior Superintendent of APF

Jeeban KCDeputy Superintendent of APF

Suman SharmaInspector of APF

Editorial Board

Kedar Prasad SapkotaInspector of APF

Kapindra ThapaSub-Inspector of APF

Ajaya Kumar ChhatkuliDeputy Superintendent of APF

Raju AryalSenior Superintendent of APF

JeJeebebanan K KCCD t S i t d t f APF

Ka ipindndrara TThhapaKedad r PrPrasasadad SSapkotaInspector of APF

Rajjennddrraa KKKKKuummaarr AAddhikariSenior Superintendent of APF

RaR jju AAryallSenior Superintendent of APF

SuSumamann ShShararmamInspector of APF

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Published in 2018 by Armed Police Force, NepalAPF Nepal Headquarters,

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Publication

Special SupportSSP Oabhi Kumar Khatri

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DSP Dipak Raj Baral

SI Ganesh Thapa

SI Madhukar Thakuri

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PhotographyAudio Visual Section

APF Nepal Headquarters

Computer Layout Binod Shrestha

Cover Concept DSP Ajaya Kumar Chhatkuli


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Border Security

Controlling Separatist Activities Vital

Installation Security

Controlling Armed Confl ict/

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Controlling Terrorist Activities

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Armed Police Force Nepal


Armed Police Force, Nepal is celebrating Armed Police Force

Day with great joy and enthusiasm as a raising day of the

force, at the same time its day to pay tribute to all uniformed

personnel recognizing the invaluable contribution and

sacrifi ce of life in line of duty for the promotion of peace and

security. The day has great signifi cance to evaluate the works

carried out in the past and make promises for the future for

impeccable service.

The APF personnel are mobilized with clear vision and

mission to achieve the organizational goal. They have

distinguished themselves through professionalism,

dedication, courage and humanitarian ethos to prove the

rational of the organization's establishment. To uphold

the trust and image of the organization it is preparing and

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mobilizing the skilled human resource as per the

need to overcome the challenges.

Armed Police Force, at meantime, is celebrating

the 17th APF day with continued commitment

for the protection of life, property and liberty

of the people. This special publication,

for this auspicious occasion includes the

various activities and information relating to

administration, operations, human resource

development and welfare of APF. The security

forces are to be adapted with the changing

dimension of security. The compendium of

photograph will be useful resource to the

readers, researchers and scholars in future. This

is the authentic evidence of the APF activities in

various forms of governance and administration.

We take this opportunity to thank all of them

who contributed to bring this special issue to

this shape.


Contents

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Message from the Chief of Armed Police Force

Overview

APF Activities

Security Deployment

Training


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Disaster Management

Election Security

Human Rights

Welfare

Sports


1. On the auspicious occasion of

the 17th establishment day of

the Armed Police Force Nepal,

I congratulate and express my

best wishes to all the Armed

Police Personnel. Similarly, I

would like to remember and

express my deep condolence to

our founder organizational chief,

Inspector General, Late Krishna

Mohan Shrestha and all the fallen

servicemen who lost their life in

the line of duty. I also wish for

the speedy recovery of all the

wounded servicemen.

2. I am thankful to the Government of

Nepal, other security institutions,

counterparts, non-governmental

organizations, civil society and all

the stakeholders for their support,

cooperation and guidance in

achieving the mandated goals

of the organization. In addition,

I would like to remember the

loyalty of the retired servicemen

for dedicating their life for the

peace and security of people and

the nation.

3. It is necessary to change our

thinking and working modality

due to the rapid innovation

of scientifi c technology,

globalization, security challenges

and security perception. The

organization is analyzing the

changing security scenarios and

challenges. The leadership is taking

initiation for making the organization

more accountable and transparent

to address, mobilize, review and

revise the resource and structure to

overcome such challenges.

4. The organization is playing vital role

during the disasters and performing

professionally to save the lives

and the property of the people.

Our rescue operations during the

devastating Gorkha Earthquake-

2015 were highly valued. Meantime,

the organization has performed its

level best in the recently held three

tiered elections; local, provincial and

the parliamentary, which also was

appreciated highly by the people

and the Government of Nepal. I

would like to thank all the personnel

for their professional performance

and remarkable achievement of the

organization.

5. The organization has been

following the policy of providing

the opportunities and facilities

with fairness to encourage and

motivate all the personnel for their

Message from the Chief of Armed Police Force

effective performance. The organization need to move

forward into systematic and procedural approach.

The grievances handling as well as the complaint

management system will be made more effective and

transparent.

6. It is necessary to move ahead by providing training

to the personnel for making them responsible and

professional, to overcome the prevailing and upcoming

problems and challenges. For this, I emphasize on

promoting and upgrading the new training programs,

revised curriculum and establishment of specialized

training centers and making them fully equipped.

7. I would like to direct all Armed Police Force personnel

to perform their best with great discipline and

professionalism to preserve the trust and hope gained

by the organization during all these past years. At

this end, I would like to request all the members of

organization to accept this day to vow to serve the

nation and people without selfi shness, with devotion

maintaining the professional ethics and behavior.

8. Finally, on this occasion of Armed Police Force Day-

2074, may almighty Goddess Bagalamukhi give the

power to all Armed Police personnel to work for the

betterment of the nation, people and the organization!

Jay Nepal!

Singha Bahadur Shrestha

Inspector General of APF


MANDATETo control armed struggle occurred or likely to be occurred To control armed struggle occurred or likely to be occurred in any part of Nepal in any part of Nepal

To control arm rebellion or separatist activities or likely to be occurred To control arm rebellion or separatist activities or likely to be occurred in any part of Nepalin any part of Nepal

To control terrorist activities occurred or likely to be occurred in To control terrorist activities occurred or likely to be occurred in any part of Nepalany part of Nepal

To render assistance to the relief of natural calamities or epidemic occurred To render assistance to the relief of natural calamities or epidemic occurred or likely to occur in any part of Nepalor likely to occur in any part of Nepal

To control riots or likely to occur in any part of Nepal To control riots or likely to occur in any part of Nepal

To relief an abducted person in case where a citizen of Nepal or any person To relief an abducted person in case where a citizen of Nepal or any person is abducted or to control heinous or serious crime if such is committed or a is abducted or to control heinous or serious crime if such is committed or a disorder of serious nature as occurred or likely to occur in Nepal disorder of serious nature as occurred or likely to occur in Nepal

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To maintain security in border area of Nepal.To maintain security in border area of Nepal.

To provide assistance in case of external intervention being under the To provide assistance in case of external intervention being under the Nepalese ArmyNepalese Army

To provide security for building, structure and other place of public To provide security for building, structure and other place of public importance as prescribed by Government of Nepalimportance as prescribed by Government of Nepal

To carry out other functions as prescribed by Government of Nepal from To carry out other functions as prescribed by Government of Nepal from time to time.time to time.

To carry out other functions as referred to in this Act, Rules framed To carry out other functions as referred to in this Act, Rules framed hereunder or as prescribed by other prevailing lawshereunder or as prescribed by other prevailing laws

To provide security to person and prescribed institutions etcetera as To provide security to person and prescribed institutions etcetera as prescribed by Government of Nepalprescribed by Government of Nepal

Revenue, Custom and Industrial Security.Revenue, Custom and Industrial Security.

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Overview


Brief HistoryDec 15, 1999: Policy Decision for

the Raising of Armed Police Force (APF) with 25000 trained manpower.

Jan 31, 2000: Formation of Task Force Commission in raising APF under the convener ship of then Home Secretary Khem Raj Regmi.

Apr 21, 2000: Submission of the Taskforce Report to the Government of Nepal.

Jan 21, 2001: First APF Ordinance Issued.

Feb 01, 2001: Promotion and transfer of Late Krishna Mohan Shrestha as the fi rst Inspector Genaral of APF.

Feb 05, 2001: Establishment of APF Headquarters at Nepal Police Academy Maharajgunj.

Feb 23, 2001: Cabinet approved the strength of 25000 to APF.

Apr 12, 2001: The Second APF Ordinance issued.

Apr 12, 2001: Second Ordinance passed with amendments.


Aug 22, 2001: The then king granted the Royal Assent.

Sept 10, 2001: Government of Nepal provided the NCCN premise for the construction of APF Headquarters in Halchowk.

Sept 21, 2001: APF Headquarters moved to NCCN premise Halchowk from Maharajgunj.

Oct 23, 2001: Then king bestowed APF with Bagalamukhi Nishan and color.

Mar 28, 2002: Then Minister of Home Affairs laid the foundation stone of APF Headquarters and at Halchowk.

Apr 11, 2002: Formation of APF service commission.

May 26, 2003: Cabinet approved APF Regulation with fi rst amendment.

Dec 18, 2003: Then king inaugurated APF Headquarters at Halchowk

Founder Inspector General Late. Krishna Mohan Shrestha receiving Nissan (Emblem) Flag.

Armed Police Force Headquarters at the time of its establishment.


Singha Bahadur Shrestha

Period:

2073 Falgun 03 -

Durja Kumar Rai

Period:

2072/09/03 to 2073/11/02

Er. Kosh Raj Onta

Period:

2068/12/29 to 2072/09/02

Shailendra Kumar Shrestha

Period:

2068/04/15 to 2068/12/28


Kishor Kumar Lama Period:

2068/04/01 to 2068/04/14

(Acting IG)

Sanat Kumar Basnet

Period:

2066/01/02 to 2068/03/31

Basudev Olee

Period:

2063/01/29 to 2066/01/02

Late Sahabir Thapa

Period:

2059/10/13 to 2063/01/28

Born: 2008/11/28

Died: 2067/02/13

Late Krishna Mohan Shrestha Period: 2057/10/19 to 2059/10/12 Born: 2003/11/04Died: 2059/10/12

Inspector General of APF


All members of organization have responsibility to protect

the life and properties of citizen. Considering the mission

of maintaining law and order in the country, all members

are requested to render your duty with due process of law

and protect the human right. Winning heart and mind of

the people is possible with professional integrity, altruism,

respect for diversity and compassion. Quality service of

Armed Police personnel insures the security of the citizen

so it is the high time to prioritize it at the top.

Singha Bahadur ShresthaInspector General of APF

Service and Security is in fi rst priority: Singha Bahadur Shrestha, Inspector General


AP F Activit ies


Group photo taken after formal program.


APF personnel on patroling in southern border.

APF personnel confi scating illegal weapons.

Bid of farewell to APF personnel being deployed to UN Mission.


Singha Bahadur Shrestha, the Chief of Armed Police Force, Nepal

was appointed as an Inspector General on February 12, 2017.

IG Shrestha joined Police Force on April 11, 1988 as an Inspector of

Nepal Police. He was born on February 27, 1963 as a son of

Mr. Keshav Shrestha and Mrs. Seti Shrestha.


Right Honorable Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba arriving in APF Program. APF personnel stationed on duty at Industrial districts.

Illegal goods seized by Armed Police Force personnel.Disaster Management tools and equipments on display.


The Administration

Department is solely

responsible for the human

resource management.

It starts right before the

recruitment and ends

after the retirement.

Administration Department

is committed to fulfi ll

the organizations vision

as envisioned in the

Armed Police Act. The

department has made avail

of modern information and

communication technology

to have the proper record of

routine job.

Administration Department

Additional Inspector General of APF Prem Kumar Shahi bidding farewell to APF Peace Keepers.


Offering of worship to APF Nissan (Emblem).

APF personnel in regular administrative job.

Inspector General of APF Singha Bahadur Shrestha conferring insignia to newly promoted SSP Gajendra Shahi.

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Border Security Department

Armed Police Force, Nepal

is promoting the sense of

security among the people

living the border areas.

Preventing trans-border

crimes, unauthorized

entry into or exit from the

territory of Nepal, preventing

smuggling and any other

illegal activities are peace

time tasks of APF for securing

the border of Nepal. APF

has deployed its manpower

across the border of border

sharing countries with Nepal

as per sanctioned structure.

Additional Inspector General of APF Prakash Ojha handing over certifi cate to SSP Shambhu Subedi.


Sniffi ng Dogs on duty at border area's entry point.

Regular patrol on mountainous region.

Offi cials from Nepal and India discussing over the issue of border management during the meeting of 6th Survey Offi cials Committee held in Kathmandu, 2017.


Additional Inspector General of APF Shailendra Khanal briefi ng the visiting guest regarding the training activities.

The role and responsibilities

of security forces are changed

with the political changes.

Human Resource Development

Department is taking this as

an opportunity to show its

highest level of preparedness

to cope with the situation and

always been ready. Recruitment

to Retirement (RtoR) is the

scope of the department.

Professionalism, integrity,

dedication, respect and pride,

altruism, compassion are the

core values of organization. The

proper syllabus and its proper

implementation with timely

revision is necessary to produce

such offi cers. Considering

the role of peacekeeping,

Human Resource Development

Department is giving its

highest level to prepare peace ambassadors in the international forum. HRD is

closely observing the overwhelming change in the information and communication

technology and is prepared to adapt for any situation.

Human Resource Development Department


Basic Trainees displaying Passing out Parade on Graduation Ceremony.


armed struggle, protecting of

civilians, protecting the vital

installations and important

persons are possible only when

the offi cers with high level

of professionalism, integrity,

motivation, dedication, and

ethical values, are prevailed.

Proper and strategic

deployments are the most

important endeavor to

accomplish the objectives,

mission and vision of the

organization which the

operation department is doing.

Operation Department

Additional Inspector General of APF Pushparam KC welcoming APF personnel back home after completion of UN Mission.

Armed Police Act has envisioned to protect the life and property of the

people. To carry out the mission of maintaining the peace and order in

the country, operation department has played vital role. Safe guarding

the nation, protecting the liberty of the citizen and man, carrying out

anti secessionist activities, managing the disasters, controlling the


APF personnel deployed in Public Order Management.


With modernization of the present world the concept of modern city has also emerged in the

developing counties like Nepal. This also has facilitated the requirements of human kinds in all

aspect of development and on the other side of the coin, it has inherited challenges like high

population, unemployment, etc. followed by security related modern threats as well as unexpectedly

generated calamities from which the metropolitans in Nepal will not remain untouched.

In the case of Nepal, the Kathmandu valley should be termed as the center of the gravity in every

aspect and its security is a huge responsibility in itself. With identifi cation of this very purpose

Armed Police Force, Nepal is directly engaged in every aspect with a defi nite structure. Beside this

APF Metropolitan offi ce

Armed Police Force, Nepal is also concerned

serving in the uncertain disaster both naturally

and those human generated further concerns

with the security of VVIP and VIPs, Diplomatic

Offi ces, Vital Installations, Government’s offi ces,

etc. The fi gure of Armed Police Force, Nepal in

the Kathmandu valley is effectively represented

by the Armed Police Force Metropolitan offi ce

and its effective leadership.

Inspection being carried out by Additional Inspector General of APF Narayan Babu Thapa.


APF fi re fi ghting team in action.

APF personnel on their regular duty.


National Armed Police Force Academy

Additional Inspector General of APF Ram Sharan Paudel distributing relief materials to disaster affected people.

The National Armed Police

force Academy with motto

"Knowledge, Virtue and

Leadership", was established

on 14th July 2007. Academy

has sole aim of producing

offi cers with professionalism,

academic thoughts and visionary

capabilities. Academy has been

conducting Basic, Mid-level

Management and High-level

Management training with broad

spectrum. The vision of the

Academy is to produce offi cers

with broad-based training in

both professional and academic

subjects designed to serve as

a foundation for the future

leadership of Armed Police

Force, Nepal and encompasses

all activities to generate center of

excellence.


Opening Ceremony of Construction of National APF Academy, Matatirtha.

Handover Ceremony of newly Constructed National APF Academy, Matatirtha.

Professional Training.

National Armed Police Force Academy

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3D View of National APF Academy.


Securit y Deployment


APF team stationed on security duty.


APF Personnel conducting regular duties for

maintaining peace and security.


Friend in need is a friend indeed.

Deployment of APF on various sorts of duties.


APF peacekeepers stationed on duty at mission area.


Deployment of APF personnel.


Reinforcement en route to Far West.

Routine patrol.


On Duty.

APF peacekeepers stationed in the mission area.


Training


Public Order Management drill.

Weapon Handling Exercise.Inspector General of APF Singha Bahadur Shrestha conferring Best Academic, Best Research and Best Command and Staff Course to DSP Dipak Raj Baral.

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APF Peacekeepers during ‘FPU pre deployment training’ in Italy.


Young Offi cers Commando Course.


Commandos crossing obstacles.

APF Command and Staff Course students in Foreign Study tour, India.


Endurance is one of the most diffi cult disciplines, but it is to the one who endures that the fi nal victory comes.

Trainee Offi cers during Outdoor exercise.

Trainees taking oath.


Disaster Management


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Armed Police personnel conducting Search and Rescue Operations after devastating earthquake.


Rescue Operations.

Persons affl icted by vehicular accident being rescued by Armed Police personnel.


Wildfi re fi ghting is a tough job!


Nepal is exposed to multiple recurrent hazards. The country falls in the top 20th list of the most multi- hazard prone countries in the world. The country is ranked 4th, 11th and 30th in term of climate change, earthquake and fl ood risk respectively. Some disasters cannot be prevented but the impact of disaster can be reduced. Our rescuers are trained by national and international instructors to minimize the risk of disaster and doing their best in the fi eld.


APF personnel in search and rescue operation of the bus plunged into Trisuli River.

APF personnel in rescue operation at plane crash site.

Journalists observing Disaster Management tools and equipment at APF Disaster Management Training Centre, Kurintar.


Rescue Works being carried out.

APF patrol in the mountainous region.

Locals are being rescued by APF personnel engulfed by fl ood.


Election Securit y


Instructions delivered upon APF personnel prior to the deployment in election security.


Election security orientation training.

APF patrol during Pre-election phase.

APF Election Cell.


APF personnel deployed during election.


Ballot Box ferried to vote counting centre.

Election Security Deployment.


Human Rights

The most taught subject in APF is Democratic Policing and protection of Human

Rights. We have adopted the zero tolerance policy against the human rights violation.

In line with Human Rights provisions adopted by the UN, APF has published special

publications and made available to every member of organization.


Peacekeepers from APF shouldering their responsibilities.

Armed Police personnel assisting differently abled person.


Welfare

The welfare programs are basically focused to promote the morale and motivation of the APF personnel. Organization has strong commitment to promote various welfare schemes. It is always considered as the prime concern of the organization to carry out non-profi t welfare packages. APF School, Hospital and fuel stations are the major welfare institutions run by APF. Numerous welfare schemes are undergoing and many more are in pipeline. Medical services at APF Hospital.

Community Health Camp.


Nepal APF School located at Kirtipur, Kathmandu run by Armed Police Force Welfare Service Centre.


Scenic view of Nepal APF Hospital.

APF Hospital surgical room. Service delivered.


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APF HQs Administration Department National APF Academy

APF Metro Office APF Baraha Brigade

APF Rudra Brigade APF Muktinath Brigade

APF Maheshwori Brigade APF Baidhanath Brigade

APF Training College Lamapatan APF Border Security Training College, Bardhaghat

APF UN Peacekeeping Training Center, Kakani APF Disaster Management Trianing Center, Kurintar

APF Training Center, Naubasta

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Dilli BhattaraiConstableConstable

On 23rd Aug 1988, a baby born

as son of Mr Kamal Prasad Upaddhya

and Dhan Kumari Uppadhya, in Lekhbeshi

Municipality-3, Surkhet, later he was given a

name of Dilli Bhattarai, is a Constable in Armed

Police Force Nepal. He is serving in APF since 14

May, 2008. Due to his professionalism, loyalty to the

organization, hard work and dutifulness he has been

rendering the quality service to quick response and

rescues for different disaster victims for 10 years

in APF. Recognizing his contributions Armed

Police Force Nepal proudly announces the

‘Employee of the Year-2074’ of APF.

Disaster Management, among the other mandates, is the most important specifi c job rendered to organization. APF is making is easy with increasing the specialized personnel like Bhattarai providing with the specifi c trainings available worldwide. Constable Bhattarai was trained as deep diver from Bangladesh and serving with heroic job in need. He has rescued the numerous victims of different disasters whether suffered from water induced disasters or manmade disasters.

Armed Police Force, Nepal is feeling pride on him and respecting Constable Bhattarai by awarding the Employee of the Year -2074. We proudly say that it is the high time to pay on your contributions. Many welfare scheme are waiting for you.

Employee of the Year 2074

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Program Activities

Program activities in APF.


APF Day

Every year, on 9th of Magh (previously, it was 7th of Kartik), we are celebrating Armed

Police Force Day with great joy and enthusiasm as a raising day of the force. This is

the day to pay our tribute to all uniformed personnel recognizing their invaluable

contribution and sacrifi ce of life in line of duty. The day is celebrated in the form of

parades and other APF shows in Headquarters and in all brigades. The day has great


signifi cance to evaluate the works carried out in the past

and make promises for the future for impeccable service.

Recognizing and awarding the outstanding serviceman

promotes the belongingness with the organization.

Glimpses of APF Day Ceremony 2016


Sports

Sport is the integral part of every APF personnel. We are promoting

sport considering the fact of healthy nation is always wealthy nation.

One can think of a healthy mind only in a healthy body. Armed Police

Force feels pride to conduct the national level tournaments in three


different disciplines.

Players of APF club are

participating in national

and international level

in multi-disciplinary

tournaments. The

achievement of APF

players in national and

international tournament

is remarkable.

Chief of Army Staff General Rajendra Chhetri giving away cash prize to winner of COAS 5th International Women's Football Tournament 2017 to offi cer representative of APF Football team.

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Members of Armed Police Force Formation Advisory Committee among others.Founder Inspector General of APF

Late Krishna Mohan Shrestha being conferred with insignia.

Highways Security.APF Duty Post at the time of APF establishment.


Flag hoisting ceremony by founder Inspector General of APFLate Krishna Mohan Shrestha.

Recruitment and Selection activities in APF.

Saving life is priority #1 'Rescue Operations'


Founder Inspector General of APFLate Krishna Mohan Shrestha granting insignia.

Armed Police Personnel being decorated by medal on Armed Police Day by the then Inspector General of APF Late Sahabir Thapa.

Memories


The then Inspector General of APF Basudev Olee awarding certifi cates.

The then Inspector General of APF Sanat Kumar Basnet awarding prize to Deputy Inspector General Chiranjiby Adhikari for his commendable performance.


Unveiling book by the then Acting Inspector General of APF Kishor Kumar Lama.

Inauguration of building by the then Inspector General of APF Shailendra Kumar Shrestha.

Memories


The then Inspector General of APF Er. Kosh Raj Onta with APF Offi cers.

The then Inspector General of APF Durja Kumar Rai, attending 53rd Anniversary of SSB, India.


Sarita Shrestha

2073 Falgun 03 BS -

Sheela Rai

2072/09/03 - 2073/11/2 BS

Er. Rama Onta Rajbhandari

2068/12/29 - 2072/09/02 BSDr. Anarkali (Piya) Shrestha

2068/04/15 - 2068/12/28 BS

Armed Police Family Womens Association


Deepa Lama

2068/04/01 - 2068/04/14 BS

Ratna Basnet

2066/01/02 - 2068/03/31 BS

Shanti Olee

2063/01/29 - 2066/01/02 BS

Kalpana Thapa

2059/10/13 - 2063/01/28 BS

Late Nudup Shrestha 2057/10/19 - 2059/10/12 BS

Died: 2059/10/12

Presidents


Students sponsored for free education by Armed Police Family Women's Association.


Sarita Shrestha, President of Armed Police Family Womens' Association distributing food grains.


Martyrs

‘We will always Remember.’

Our Pride


S.N. Rank Name Date of Martyrdom

1 AHC Ammar Bahadur Budha 057/11/08

2 CON Prakash Ghimire 057/12/24

3 CON Hikmat Singh Rawal 057/12/24

4 CON Dil Bahadur Sunakhari Magar 057/12/24

5 CON Janga Bahadur Nepali 057/12/24

6 CON Jagat Bahadur Sarki 058/01/10

7 AHC Sridhar Khatry 058/02/16

8 AHC Bis Bahadur Kunwar 058/02/16

9 AHC Dal Bahadur Budha 058/03/12

10 SI Surat Bahadur Kunwar 058/04/07

11 AHC Kamal Kumar Subba 058/04/07

12 AHC Indrajit Rai 058/04/07

13 AHC Khem Bahadur Magar 058/04/07

14 AHC Chakra Bahadur Shahi 058/04/07

15 AHC Dipendra Nath 058/04/07

16 AHC Sushil Datta Badu 058/04/07

17 AHC Ram Bahadur Nepali 058/08/08

18 AHC Hira Singh Baduwal 058/08/09

19 AHC Khum Raj Nepali 058/08/09

20 AHC Dipak Bahadur Aidi 058/08/09

21 AHC Padam Bahadur Gurung 058/08/09

22 HC Narajana Nepali 058/12/14

23 SP Dhan Bahadur Basnet 058/12/29

24 INSP Arjun Thapa 058/12/29

25 INSP Dipak Raj Thapa 058/12/29

26 INSP Hum Bahadur G.C. 058/12/29

27 ASI Rajendra Sapkota 058/12/29

28 SHC Badal Biswakarma 058/12/29

29 SHC Ram Lal Bhandari 058/12/29

30 HC Hari Prasad Neupane 058/12/29

31 HC Raju Ranabhat 058/12/29

32 HC Bir Bahadur Khatri 058/12/29

33 HC Naran Dhoj Karki 058/12/29

34 HC Bam Bahadur Rokaya 058/12/29

35 AHC Chandra Bahadur Sijali 058/12/29

36 AHC Chitra Bahadur Khatri (K.C.) 058/12/29


37 AHC Nawaraj Bakhati 058/12/29

38 AHC Yam Bahadur Gurung 058/12/29

39 AHC Min Bahadur Rawal 058/12/29

40 AHC Purna Prasad B.K. 058/12/29

41 AHC Top Bahadur Pun 058/12/29

42 AHC Anil Kumar Chaudhary Dagaura 058/12/29

43 AHC Min Bahadur Bache Magar 058/12/29

44 AHC Chhotu Bhar 058/12/29

45 AHC Birendra Giri 058/12/29

46 AHC Rajendra Prasad Khanal 058/12/29

47 AHC Min Bahadur Karki 058/12/29

48 AHC Khum Bahadur Malla 058/12/29

49 AHC Prem Sen 058/12/29

50 AHC Om Prakash Parajuli 058/12/29

51 AHC Krishna Bahadur Kumal 058/12/29

52 AHC Mahesh Chandra Pandit 058/12/29

53 AHC Hasta Bahadur Darai 058/12/29

54 AHC Jit Bahadur Khadka 058/12/29

55 AHC Lila Bahadur Thapa 058/12/29

56 AHC Balkrishna Gurung 058/12/29

57 FOL Sumitra Nepali 058/12/29

58 FOL Buddhi Das Shrestha 058/12/29

59 AHC Madhusudan Regmi 058/12/30

60 AHC Ram Bahadur Sarki 058/12/30

61 AHC Ram Prasad Sharma 059/01/09

62 SI Laxman Sigdel 059/01/10

63 HC Dilli Ram Parajuli 059/01/10

64 SI Keshav Nath 059/01/24

65 SHC Pashupati Dhakal 059/01/24

66 SHC Sanjib Kumar Shrestha 059/01/24

67 SHC Karna Bahadur Budha Magar 059/01/24

68 HC Gop Bahadur Magar 059/01/24

69 HC Bhola Man Rai 059/01/24

70 AHC Chiranjivi Dhakal 059/01/24

71 AHC Hira Kumar Shrestha 059/01/24

72 AHC Chok Bahadur Rana Magar 059/01/24


73 AHC Bishnu Kumar Pandey 059/01/24

74 AHC Bhim Bahadur Dhital 059/01/24

75 AHC Prakash Batala 059/01/24

76 AHC Rup Bahadur B.K. 059/01/24

77 AHC Gyan Bahadur Kunwar 059/01/24

78 AHC Jit Bahadur Budhathoki 059/01/24

79 AHC Tej Bahadur K.C. 059/01/24

80 AHC Dal Bahadur Gharti 059/01/24

81 AHC Simha Bahadur Bam 059/01/24

82 AHC Sitaram Chaudhary 059/01/24

83 AHC Chandra Bahadur (ka) Thapa 059/01/24

84 AHC Chandra Bahadur (kha) Thapa 059/01/24

85 FOL Hasta Bahadur Katuwal 059/01/24

86 AHC Bharat Yadav 059/02/13

87 SHC Amrit Tamang 059/02/17

88 AHC Top Jung Singh Shahi 059/02/27

89 AHC Arjun Bahadur Karki 059/03/05

90 AHC Netra Kumar Tamang 059/05/17

91 Act HC Dhak Kumar Shah 059/05/20

92 ASI Bishwo Bandhu Dahal 059/05/23

93 SHC Om Bahadur Basnet 059/05/23

94 AHC Kameshor Mandal 059/05/23

95 AHC Naresh Yadav 059/05/23

96 AHC Suresh Bahadur K.C. 059/05/23

97 AHC Mahadev Singh Gurung 059/05/23

98 AHC Bal Krishna Thanet Tharu 059/05/23

99 AHC Sudhir Kumar Singh 059/05/23

100 AHC Asim Shrestha 059/05/23

101 AHC Ram Hari Khanal 059/05/24

102 SHC Nanda Kumar Basnet 059/06/20

103 SHC Lok Bahadur Dahal 059/07/01

104 SHC Nar Bahadur Khatri (ka) 059/09/19

105 HC Bal Bir Burja 059/09/19

106 AHC Tilak Ram K.C. 059/09/19

107 HC Om Bahadur Shah 059/10/03

108 AHC Lokendra Bahadur Shahi 059/10/10



109 AHC Tek Bahadur Huching Magar 059/10/10

110 AHC Ganesh Bahadur Shahi 059/10/10

111 IGP Krishna Mohan Shrestha 059/10/12

112 SI Surya Bahadur Regmi 059/10/12

113 SHC Harka Bahadur Khatri 059/10/13

114 ASI Bishnu Bahadur Karki 059/12/01

115 SHC Ram Krishna Kumal 059/12/20

116 Act HC Man Bahadur Darji 059/12/20

117 Act AHC Surendra Rai 059/12/20

118 CON Gyanendra Bahadur Baral 060/04/11

119 HC Ramesh Raut 060/05/06

120 HC Krishna Bahadur Bogati 060/05/21

121 AHC Purna Bahadur Budha Kshetri 060/05/21

122 DYSP Kanhainya Singh Sardar 060/05/29

123 AHC Krishna Raj Bhatta 060/05/29

124 HC Bikram Bahadur Karki 060/06/02

125 AHC Babu Ram Mahat 060/06/05

126 AHC Chet Bahadur Pun Magar 060/06/05

127 SI Hari Bahadr Nepali 060/06/23

128 ASI Tej Bahadur Darji 060/06/23

129 HC Sushil Dhobi 060/06/23

130 SI Tika Ram Ranabhat 060/06/25

131 ASI Ghana Shyam datta Joshi 060/06/25

132 HC Jora Singh 060/06/25

133 HC Bhan Singh Karki (Khatri) 060/06/25

134 HC Lalit Bahadur Thapa 060/06/25

135 HC Ram Sworup Mandal 060/06/25

136 HC Tilak Upadhyaya 060/06/25

137 AHC Krishna Kumar Tamang 060/06/25

138 AHC Dipak Pande 060/06/25

139 AHC Lahanu Chaudhari 060/06/25

140 AHC Lal Singh Khadka 060/06/25

141 AHC Purushottam K.C. 060/06/25

142 AHC Narendra Prasad Badu 060/06/25

143 AHC Dambar Bahadur Singh 060/06/25

144 AHC Pancha Ram Chaudhari 060/06/29


145 HC Sailendra Kumar Thapa 060/07/05

146 HC Dhak Bahadur Basnet 060/07/05

147 SSP Surya Kumar Shrestha 060/07/10

148 AHC Lil Bahadur Darji 060/07/10

149 AHC Govinda Man Shrestha 060/07/10

150 AHC Bhim Bahadur Shrestha 060/07/10

151 CON Sudip Banjara 060/07/15

152 INSP Dipak Kumar Pradhan 060/08/01

153 ASI Bhajan Nath Yogi 060/08/02

154 AHC Lalit Kumar Chaudhari 060/08/05

155 AHC Lal Bahadur Bohara 060/08/05

156 DYSP Hari Bahadur Basnet 060/08/08

157 HC Ajit Kumar Jha 060/08/08

158 AHC Bhagiram Tarami Magar 060/08/16

159 AHC Sali Bhan Thagulla 060/08/16

160 DYSP Nar Bahadur Tamang 060/08/28

161 INSP Dil Bahadur Rayamajhi 060/08/28

162 ASI Sher Bahadur Singh 060/08/28

163 ASI Devendra Kumar Oli 060/08/28

164 SHC Shiva Pujan Tharu 060/08/28

165 HC Hansa Raj Chaudhari 060/08/28

166 AHC Krishna Prasad Mahato 060/08/28

167 AHC Badri Paudel 060/08/28

168 AHC Khila Nath Fuyal 060/08/28

169 AHC Dorje Waiba 060/08/28

170 CON Chet Nath Paudel 060/08/28

171 HC Jogi Dholi 060/09/01

172 HC Keshab Datta Bhatta 060/09/14

173 AHC Prem Bahadur Karki 060/09/23

174 SI Govinda Singh Khatri 060/09/30

175 AHC Raju Puri 060/10/08

176 AHC Jokhan Prasad Chaudhary 060/11/08

177 AHC Indra Prasad Kattel 060/11/10

178 AHC Yuba Raj Moktan 060/11/10

179 AHC Dhrub Bahadur Majhi 060/11/30

180 AHC Tara Bahadur Budha 060/11/30


181 AHC Bishnu Bahadur Rai 060/12/08

182 AHC Keshar Bahadur Khatri 060/12/09

183 AHC Yemat Bahadur Gurung 06010/01

184 DYSP Nar Bahadur Thapa 061/01/09

185 HC Ishwor Hari Shrestha 061/01/09

186 ASI Mahendra Kumar Kaksepati 061/01/21

187 HC Purna Singh Tamang 061/01/26

188 AHC Mohan Raj Pande 061/01/30

189 AHC Sunoj Khadka 061/01/30

190 HC Chandra Bahadur Puri 061/02/07

191 AHC Krishna Hari Kandel 061/02/16

192 INSP Sir Bahadur Khadka 061/02/23

193 FOL Ramji Heladom 061/02/24

194 SI Dipak Khadka 061/02/32

195 SHC Tul Bahadur Gurung 061/02/32

196 SHC Bharat Kumar Sharma 061/02/32

197 SHC Mana Raj Shahi 061/02/32

198 SHC Gundas B.K. 061/02/32

199 SHC Jit Bahadur Thapa 061/02/32

200 SHC Krishna Bahdur Basnet 061/02/32

201 HC Dhirendra Kumar Mandal 061/02/32

202 HC Binod Kumar Yadav 061/02/32

203 HC Ram Bahadur Pujara 061/02/32

204 AHC Bimal Biswokarma 061/02/32

205 AHC Devi Ram Tarami Magar 061/02/32

206 AHC Paramjit Singh Sikha 061/02/32

207 AHC Narendra Kumar Rawat 061/02/32

208 AHC Prem Bahadur Karki 061/02/32

209 AHC Hemanta Chaudhari 061/02/32

210 AHC Ganesh Bahadur Khadka 061/02/32

211 AHC Padam Bahadur Bhandari 061/02/32

212 AHC Kaman Bahadur Chand 061/02/32

213 HC Dinesh Kumar Shrestha 061/03/02

214 SHC Khusiram Tharu 061/03/04

215 HC Punya Prasad Acharya 061/03/04

216 AHC Nar Bahadur Katuwal 061/03/04



217 SI Bishnu Prasad Pande 061/03/05

218 SI Laxman Bahadur Ghising 061/03/05

219 SI Rang Bahadr Bogati 061/03/05

220 ASI Lok Bahadur Khadka 061/03/05

221 AHC Kamal Nagal 061/03/05

222 AHC Manjaya Kumar Chaudhari 061/03/05

223 AHC Khusi Ram Tharu 061/03/05

224 AHC Sati Ram Chaudhari 061/03/05

225 AHC Ananda Bahadur Chand 061/03/05

226 AHC Min Bahadur Bista 061/03/05

227 AHC Parmanada Nath (Kha) 061/03/05

228 AHC Sunil Saud Kshetri 061/03/05

229 AHC Ram Bahadur Bohora 061/03/05

230 AHC Lok Bahadur Magar 061/03/05

231 AHC Min Bahadur Karki 061/03/05

232 AHC Ugrasen Chaudhari 061/03/10

233 AHC Rameshor Singh Tharu 061/03/10

234 SHC Bishnu Bahadur Khadka 061/03/20

235 ASI Krishna Bhattarai 061/03/21

236 AHC Gokul Raj Adhikari 061/03/22

237 AHC Pradip Adhikari 061/04/06

238 ASI Krishna Jung Thakuri 061/04/07

239 AHC Sanjay Kumar Chaudhari 061/04/20

240 SHC Shyam Kumar Rana 061/06/10

241 HC Madhav Prasad Sapkota 061/06/10

242 HC Ram Bahadur Yogi 061/06/10

243 DYSP Bishnu Bikram Adhikari 061/06/22

244 AHC Giri Raj Basnet 061/07/27

245 HC Ramesh Bahadur Bohara 061/08/01

246 HC Ram Kumar Rokaha 061/08/01

247 AHC Prem Singh Yer 061/08/01

248 INSP Dipak Kumar Lama 061/08/02

249 SI Madu Sudan Biswakarma 061/08/02

250 SI Poshan Bahadur Basnet 061/08/02

251 SHC Nara Bahadur Tharu 061/08/02

252 SHC Sher Bahadur Mahara 061/08/02


253 HC Prem Bahadur Thapa 061/08/02

254 AHC Dipak Lawati 061/08/02

255 AHC Ananda Bahadur Nayak Kshetri 061/08/02

256 DYSP Rajendra Pantha 061/08/07

257 ASI Dharma Raj singh Budhathoki 061/08/30

258 HC Rup Narayan Tharu 061/08/30

259 Act HC Tulsi Ram Kandel 061/08/30

260 AHC Jagat Bahadur Sunar 061/08/30

261 AHC Sonam Tamang 061/09/09

262 AHC Purna Bahadur Gurung 061/10/01

263 DYSP Gam Bahadur Gurung 061/10/02

264 AHC Dev Bahadur Oli 061/10/18

265 AHC Mahesh B.C. 061/10/18

266 HC Deviram Khatri 061/10/26

267 AHC Sundar Gautam 061/11/17

268 HC Mohan Bahadur Khadka 061/11/30

269 SI Yagya Raj Bhatta 062/01/14

270 AHC Gopal Sunar 062/01/17

271 DYSP Nirmal Gurung 062/01/24

272 HC Rudra Bahadur Malla 062/01/30

273 AHC Kumar Basnet 062/02/15

274 AHC Kalak Bahadur Bohara 062/02/16

275 FOL Devi Bahadur Karki 062/02/17

276 SHC Mani Raj Joshi 062/02/23

277 AHC Sujan Udas Sunuwar 062/02/29

278 AHC Hem Kumar Subedi 062/03/05

279 AHC Dinesh Pande 062/03/05

280 AHC Dinesh Parajuli 062/03/18

281 AHC Dev Bahadur Thapa Magar 062/03/24

282 SHC Hari Prasad Jaisi 062/04/05

283 SHC Man Bahadur Darji 062/04/16

284 HC Prem Bahadur Khadka 062/04/31

285 HC Jhapindra Prasad Timilsina 062/06/01

286 FOL Ganesh Kumar Bhujel 062/06/01

287 HC Matak Bahadur Rawat 062/07/10

288 AHC Dev Bahadur Chand 062/08/18


289 HC Krishna Bahadur Shrestha 062/09/21

290 HC Ajaya Singh Sahani 062/09/21

291 AHC Khem Raj Sunar 062/09/21

292 ASI Ishwor Bahadur Thapa 062/09/22

293 AHC Iswor Bahadur Gurung 062/09/22

294 AHC Sanjib Basnet 062/10/24

295 AHC Netra Bahadur B.C. 062/10/24

296 AHC Dev Raj Kathayat 062/10/25

297 SI Sunil Magar 062/10/27

298 HC Rajan Dhungana 062/10/27

299 HC Shyam Kumar Yadav 062/10/27

300 HC Bishnu Prasad Rijal 062/11/18

301 HC Dilip Kumar Mehata 062/12/03

302 AHC Man Bahadur Khadka 062/12/08

303 HC Bir Bahadur Limbu 062/12/09

304 HC Krishna Bahadur Khadka 062/12/09

305 SHC Arjun Kumar K.C. 062/12/25

306 AHC Prakash Shrestha 062/09/22

307 AHC Dinesh Biswokarma 063/01/03

308 HC Kasi Ram Chaudhari 063/1/13

309 AHC Ram Yadav 064/03/20

310 AHC Hasan Bahadur Puri 064/05/30

311 AHC Hari Bista 064/08/21

312 ASI Sukrat Lal Majhi Tharu 064/11/13

313 SI Shanti Prasad Rimal 064/12/13

314 CON Kumar Budhathoki 065/11/23

315 AHC Ram Bahadur Rana Magar 069/04/19

316 SHC Ram Bahadur Sarki 069/09/17

317 ASI Lalit Bahadur Saud 072/05/07

318 SHC Ram Bihari Tharu 072/05/07

319 SHC Kasi Ram Kami 072/05/10

320 SI Thaman B.K. 072/05/25


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