Simara / Deputy Superintendent of Police Bed Prakash Joshi, the head of the Simara Bara office of the District Police Office, has said that the people’s work will be done in accordance with the law.
At a press meet and orientation program organized on the outskirts of Bara, Joshi said that everyone’s support and cooperation is needed to conduct public awareness programs in the community to control drugs.
He said that he will make every effort to prevent youth from getting addicted to drugs. On this occasion, DSP Joshi urged journalists to report truthful news by verifying the facts.
He said that he would be ready to resolve any problems of the service recipients as long as he is there. The program was attended by journalists from the Federation of Nepali Journalists Bara.
Joshi, who came to Bara Simara a few days ago after Subhadra’s controversial divorce, held a press meet and introductory program with journalists for the first time in his office. The journalists discussed local problems and the role of the police.
