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Home Ministry Urges Restraint Amid Humla-Bajura Border Incident Investigation

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The Ministry of Home Affairs has urged citizens in Humla and Bajura districts to exercise restraint following an incident in the border area. A high-level investigation team, led by a Senior Superintendent of Police, has been formed to probe the event and submit a report, while additional security forces have been deployed to maintain peace and order.

  • The Ministry of Home Affairs has formed an investigation team to look into the incident that occurred in the border areas of Humla and Bajura.
  • Nepal Police and the Armed Police Force have been instructed to mobilize additional forces to control the situation and ensure long-term peace.
  • District security committees have been directed to maintain a high alert and adopt security strategies to prevent future incidents.
  • The government has stated its commitment to protecting citizens' lives and property and maintaining peace in the border regions.

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