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Section 6
Maintaining peace and security
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(1) The Chief District Officer should do the following to prevent any violent action or suspected rioting:
(a) If there is a possibility of a disturbance of the peace by any assembly, procession or crowd taking violent or destructive tendencies, he shall be stopped by the police and if the police cannot control it, he shall immediately go to the concerned place himself or send his subordinate officers to restore peace as much as possible and if unable to do so, with the help of the police, stick Charges, tear gas, fountains and aerial fire are used to maintain peace by using whatever force is necessary according to the needs and circumstances,
(b) If it appears that peace cannot be maintained in accordance with clause (a) and it becomes necessary to shoot, before doing so, to warn the crowd in a way that the crowd will clearly understand that shots will be fired if they do not withdraw before doing so, and if even then the crowd does not move and it becomes necessary to shoot, under the knee Write and correct the order for shooting,
(c)
(d) In order to maintain peace and security in the district, to give written orders to the police officer as necessary and if not given verbally, and to support the order in writing within twenty-four hours after giving verbal orders,
(e) To maintain peace and security in the district, the District Police Office shall work under the direct control and direction of the Chief District Officer.
(1a) According to sub-section (1), the Chief District Officer shall immediately inform the "Ministry" of the work done in relation to maintaining peace and security, and it shall be the duty of the Chief District Officer to comply with the instructions given by the regional "Ministry" in this regard.
(2) If the Chief District Officer feels that a serious disturbance has occurred or is likely to occur in any place within his jurisdiction and that it is not possible to stop the peace happening in that place or to prevent the disturbance only with the help of other police, he shall disclose the reasons and basis for this, he shall inform the local or nearby armed police or the situation According to NepAli will be able to ask for the help of the army. In the case of asking for the help of the Armed Police or the Nepali Army, the regional administrator and the Ministry of Home Affairs must be notified within twenty-four hours by the fastest means.
(3) If there is a possibility that when someone is about to do something or something is left or someone keeps it, there is a disturbance of peace and security, or if there is a possibility that someone will be disturbed or the public health will be adversely affected, the Chief District Officer may issue the following order and the order shall be for more than two months at a time. There will be no period.
(a) prohibiting any person from doing any work,
(b) Ordering the owner or manager or head of any item or property to remove that item or property from that place or prohibiting him from doing any work in that place.
(3a) In case of riot or disturbance in any place or if there is sufficient basis to cause such situation, the Chief District Officer may issue an order to specify the area and time so that no more than five people can gather in one place for the purpose of causing riot or disturbance in that area and time. The chief district officer may punish the person who violates such order with a fine up to five hundred rupees or imprisonment up to one month or both.
(4) According to sub-section (3), when the Chief District Officer issues an order to someone, he must send a notice in writing to the concerned person. If the concerned person is not found, the notice should be posted according to the prevailing Nepal law so that the work is not stopped. The officer who issued the order may impose a fine not exceeding fifty rupees on the person who violates such order.
(5) If it is known that there is or is going to be a dispute about the land, land, water, water and border within the district, the chief district officer shall bring the relevant parties to his office as soon as possible and take statements and, as necessary, seize the related property for a period of three months. 6. By handing it over to him or to the municipality or rural municipality or any competent person, the party who does not agree shall be freed from the court.He can give orders.
(6) A person who is not satisfied with the order or punishment given by the Chief District Officer under sub-sections (3), (3A), (4) and (5) may appeal to the concerned District Court within thirty-five days.
(7) In each district, there will be a security committee as follows to assist in maintaining peace and order:-
(a) Chief District Officer – Chairman (b) Local Chief of Nepali Army – Member
(c) Head of District Police Office - Member
(d) Local Head of Armed Police Office – Member
(e) Head of District Office of National Research Department - Member
(f) Assistant Chief District Officer – Member – Secretary
(8)
(9) The Chief District Officer can invite officials from other offices in the district as per the need in the meeting of the District Security Committee.
(10) The meeting of the committee as per sub-section (7) may be called by the Chief District Officer as required.
(1) The Chief District Officer should do the following to prevent any violent action or suspected rioting:
(a) If there is a possibility of a disturbance of the peace by any assembly, procession or crowd taking violent or destructive tendencies, he shall be stopped by the police and if the police cannot control it, he shall immediately go to the concerned place himself or send his subordinate officers to restore peace as much as possible and if unable to do so, with the help of the police, stick Charges, tear gas, fountains and aerial fire are used to maintain peace by using whatever force is necessary according to the needs and circumstances,
(b) If it appears that peace cannot be maintained in accordance with clause (a) and it becomes necessary to shoot, before doing so, to warn the crowd in a way that the crowd will clearly understand that shots will be fired if they do not withdraw before doing so, and if even then the crowd does not move and it becomes necessary to shoot, under the knee Write and correct the order for shooting,
(c)
(d) In order to maintain peace and security in the district, to give written orders to the police officer as necessary and if not given verbally, and to support the order in writing within twenty-four hours after giving verbal orders,
(e) To maintain peace and security in the district, the District Police Office shall work under the direct control and direction of the Chief District Officer.
(1a) According to sub-section (1), the Chief District Officer shall immediately inform the "Ministry" of the work done in relation to maintaining peace and security, and it shall be the duty of the Chief District Officer to comply with the instructions given by the regional "Ministry" in this regard.
(2) If the Chief District Officer feels that a serious disturbance has occurred or is likely to occur in any place within his jurisdiction and that it is not possible to stop the peace happening in that place or to prevent the disturbance only with the help of other police, he shall disclose the reasons and basis for this, he shall inform the local or nearby armed police or the situation According to NepAli will be able to ask for the help of the army. In the case of asking for the help of the Armed Police or the Nepali Army, the regional administrator and the Ministry of Home Affairs must be notified within twenty-four hours by the fastest means.
(3) If there is a possibility that when someone is about to do something or something is left or someone keeps it, there is a disturbance of peace and security, or if there is a possibility that someone will be disturbed or the public health will be adversely affected, the Chief District Officer may issue the following order and the order shall be for more than two months at a time. There will be no period.
(a) prohibiting any person from doing any work,
(b) Ordering the owner or manager or head of any item or property to remove that item or property from that place or prohibiting him from doing any work in that place.
(3a) In case of riot or disturbance in any place or if there is sufficient basis to cause such situation, the Chief District Officer may issue an order to specify the area and time so that no more than five people can gather in one place for the purpose of causing riot or disturbance in that area and time. The chief district officer may punish the person who violates such order with a fine up to five hundred rupees or imprisonment up to one month or both.
(4) According to sub-section (3), when the Chief District Officer issues an order to someone, he must send a notice in writing to the concerned person. If the concerned person is not found, the notice should be posted according to the prevailing Nepal law so that the work is not stopped. The officer who issued the order may impose a fine not exceeding fifty rupees on the person who violates such order.
(5) If it is known that there is or is going to be a dispute about the land, land, water, water and border within the district, the chief district officer shall bring the relevant parties to his office as soon as possible and take statements and, as necessary, seize the related property for a period of three months. 6. By handing it over to him or to the municipality or rural municipality or any competent person, the party who does not agree shall be freed from the court.He can give orders.
(6) A person who is not satisfied with the order or punishment given by the Chief District Officer under sub-sections (3), (3A), (4) and (5) may appeal to the concerned District Court within thirty-five days.
(7) In each district, there will be a security committee as follows to assist in maintaining peace and order:-
(a) Chief District Officer – Chairman (b) Local Chief of Nepali Army – Member
(c) Head of District Police Office - Member
(d) Local Head of Armed Police Office – Member
(e) Head of District Office of National Research Department - Member
(f) Assistant Chief District Officer – Member – Secretary
(8)
(9) The Chief District Officer can invite officials from other offices in the district as per the need in the meeting of the District Security Committee.
(10) The meeting of the committee as per sub-section (7) may be called by the Chief District Officer as required.