DIG Bishnu Prasad Bhatta Appointed as New Spokesperson for Armed Police Force Nepal

Ratopati February 04, 2026

DIG Bishnu Prasad Bhatta Appointed as New Spokesperson for Armed Police Force Nepal

Kathmandu. DIG Bishnu Prasad Bhatta has taken charge as the spokesperson for the Armed Police Force (APF). IG Raju Aryal appointed Bhatta as the APF spokesperson on Wednesday.

The previous spokesperson and information officer, DIG Manish Thapa, was transferred to the APF's No. 1 Barah Battalion. Bhatta was previously working in the Administration Department at the Armed Police Force Headquarters.

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