Government to Cover Treatment Costs for Security Personnel Injured During Upcoming Elections
Kathmandu. The government has decided to bear the entire cost of treatment for security personnel and election police injured during the House of Representatives elections scheduled for this coming Falgun 21.
Informing about the Cabinet decisions made on Falgun 12 at Singha Durbar on Wednesday, Government Spokesperson and Home Minister Om Prakash Aryal shared that a decision was made for the government to cover the treatment expenses for any security personnel or election police injured during the elections.
Furthermore, the Cabinet also decided to provide financial assistance to the dependents of those personnel in the event of their death during that period.
Spokesperson Aryal also stated that the Cabinet approved the implementation work plan for the 16th Plan and decided to extend the term of the Inquiry Commission investigating the implementation of Supreme Court orders related to the transport sector by one month.
He informed that a decision was made to extend the term of the ad-hoc committee of the Red Cross Society's Central Working Committee until the end of Ashadh 2083, and to issue an order to remove obstacles so that the committee can form a new working committee within that period.
Likewise, the Cabinet decided to appoint two Undersecretaries to the post of Gazetted First Class in the Nepal Judicial Service based on the recommendation of the Judicial Service Commission, and to grant tax exemption on matters mentioned in the implementation agreement for the Kathmandu Ring Road Improvement Project from Kalanki to Bansundhara, which will be constructed and upgraded with grant assistance from the Chinese government.
It was also decided to organize the Tenth National Games competition, which was planned to be held in Birendranagar, Surkhet, at a suitable time after the House of Representatives elections.
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