Government promotes two DIGs to AIGs

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Ratopati December 20, 2024
Government promotes two DIGs to AIGs

Kathmandu,December 20 — The government has promoted two Deputy Inspectors General (DIGs) of Nepal Police to Additional Inspectors General (AIGs).

A minister informed Ratopati that the Cabinet meeting held today, Friday, promoted DIG Durga Singh and Bharat Bahadur Bohora to AIG.

A few days ago, the Promotion Committee had recommended their promotion.

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