29 DSPs promoted to SP

The home ministry has promoted 29 Deputy Superintendents (DSP)s to the post of Superintendents (SP) of Nepal Police. Home minister Bhim Rawal approved the promotions as recommended by a promotion committee at the ministry, Thursday.

Among the promoted is Thule Rai, who was abducted by the Maoists during the conflict. The Maoists had demanded the release of their leader Dev Gurung in exchange of Rai's release. They had released Rai after the government released Gurung. Rai was abducted from Rukum on September 22, 1999.

The list of promoted SPs:
  1. Thule Rai
  2. Dinesh Amatya
  3. Narayan Bhandari
  4. Dan Singh Bohara
  5. Purna Chandra Joshi
  6. Kamal GT
  7. Narayan Singh Khadka
  8. Ganesh Thapa
  9. Pitambar Adhikari
  10. Kedar Rijal
  11. Bikram Gurung
  12. Bikash Shrestha
  13. Sanjaya Raj Sharma
  14. Tarini Prasad Lamsal
  15. Hanuman Sah
  16. Raju Manandhar
  17. Thakur Gyanwali
  18. Surya Prasad Upadhyaya
  19. Maya Kumar Shah
  20. Bishwa Niranjan Pradhan
  21. Ram Chandra Bhandari
  22. Hari Krishna Khand
  23. Rajesh Kumar Lal Karna
  24. Chiranjivi Devkota
  25. Dilip Basnet
  26. Mohan Bahadur Khadka
  27. Beerendra Shrestha
  28. Hari Bhakta Prajapati
  29. Sher Bahadur Basnet
Most of the promoted DSPs are of 1998 batch. Of them Rai and Amatya have already worked as acting SPs.

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