The transfer of Nepal Police officers from the inspector to superintendent rank has been stalled since August due to political interference and a lack of official approval. This prolonged delay is harming morale and leadership development within the force, as officers remain stuck in the same assignments despite established regulations requiring annual rotations.
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The transfer of Nepal Police officers from the inspector to superintendent rank has been stalled since August due to political interference and a lack of official approval. This prolonged delay is harming morale and leadership development within the force, as officers remain stuck in the same assignments despite established regulations requiring annual rotations.
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