KATHMANDU, Nov 13: Home Minister Om Prakash Aryal bid farewell to Inspector General of Police (IGP) Chandra Kubar Khapung, who retired from service. During the farewell, Minister Aryal praised Khapung for his remarkable contributions to the Nepal Police within a short leadership tenure. He said Khapung’s intellect and professional competence had helped boost morale within the police organization.
Khapung, who retired at midnight on Wednesday after completing 30 years of mandatory service, was congratulated by Minister Aryal for his successful career. The minister also expressed confidence that Khapung’s experience would continue to benefit the nation even after retirement.
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Reflecting on the current political context, Minister Aryal said that although his association with IGP Khapung had been brief, it had been meaningful.
Home Secretary Rameshwar Dangal, speaking at the event, noted that while the roles of the Home Ministry and security agencies differ, their goals remain the same. He commended Khapung’s efficiency and leadership, expressing confidence that his post-retirement life would be successful, happy, and productive.
In his remarks, IGP Khapung emphasized that dedication and commitment are vital for success in any service. Stressing the need to keep police morale high, he thanked all those who had extended cooperation, coordination, and goodwill during his tenure.
