Armed Police Force Nepal
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The Armed Police Force (APF) of Nepal is a paramilitary force with the basic roles of catalyst in maintaining law and order and containing insurgency cracking down terrorist activities. Armed Police Force was founded on the 24th of October 2001. Service is voluntary and the minimum age for enrollment is 18 years.
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[edit] Ethos of Armed Police Force
The fundamental ethos of the APF is Any Task, Any Time, Any Place
[edit] Motto of Armed Police Force
To serve the country of its nationality, sovereignty and integrity by maintaining of peace and safeguarding the fundamental rights of all the countrymen and citizens of Nepal.
[edit] Ranks of Armed Police Force
- Inspector General of Police [IG]
- Additional Inspector General of Police [AIG]
- Deputy Inspector General of Police [DIG]
- Senior Superintendent of Police [SSP]
- Superintendent of Police [SP]
- Deputy Superintendent of Police [DSP]
- Inspector
- Senior Sub Inspector [SSI]
- Sub Inspector [SI]
- Assistant Sub Inspector [ASI]
- Senior Head Constable
- Head Constable
- Assistant Head Constable
- Constable
- Follower
[edit] References
This article contains material from the official website of Armed Police Force of Nepal
[edit] External links
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