The Kathmandu Post

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Mar 26, 2017- With the local level election on the offing,
recruitment process to hire Myadi (temporary) police personnel has
begun in the district from Sunday.
People, mostly youths, flooded at District Police Office in Besisahar
to submit their applications. According to Home Ministrys threat
analysis, 70, 000 temporary police personnel are required for the
election.
District Police Office Inspector Gaurav Mahat said aspiring
candidates between ages 18-54 are required to submit a form
attesting a 10 rupees ticket along with a copy of their citizenship
card. The recruitment time is on from 10am-5pm every day, he said.
It is learnt that the recruitment process will end on March 30 and
selection will take place from April 1-3. The final results will be
announced on April 4.
People who have experience of working in earlier elections, former
Nepal Police, Armed Police Force and Nepal Army personnel will be
prioritised in the recruitment, said Inspector Mahat.
The Myadi police will serve for 55 days, according to police. Their
remuneration, allowance and facilities will be in par with Nepal
Police constable.
In the second Constituent Assembly elections in 2013, the
government had deployed around 45,000 temporary police. The
government has said it will deploy more than 150,000 security
personnel in total.