Kathmandu. Kamana Sewa Bikas Bank has handed over a computer to Area Police Office, Pathari as a part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) program.
During the anti-corruption movement in Jenji, the Area Police Office, Pathari, along with all its equipment, was destroyed. The bank’s Koshi Province Chief Khimlal Bhusal handed over the computers to DSP Tulsi Prasad Aryal, chief of the Area Police Office.
On the occasion, Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Aryal thanked the bank for providing a huge support to the computer provided by the bank at a time when there was a serious challenge in running the office.
Similarly, the Bank’s Province Chief Bhusal said that Kamana Sewa Bikas Bank has been carrying out various community-oriented activities as part of its corporate social responsibility and expressed happiness for getting the opportunity to support the Area Police Office at Pathari. The handover ceremony was attended by police officers and employees of the bank.
The bank has also said that it will repair the office of the Land Reform and Land Revenue Office, Morang, which was destroyed in the fire. Currently, the work of collecting details of the destroyed fire is underway and after collecting the details, an agreement has already been made with the Land Revenue Office for the reconstruction.
The bank will also collaborate for the reconstruction and maintenance of ward offices, land revenue offices and police offices in other places.
