The National Investigation Department Ex-Employees Association has donated Rs 428,500 to support relief and rehabilitation for people affected by the Bhotekoshi floods, handing over a cheque to Chief Secretary Govinda Bahadur Karki in Kathmandu on Thursday. Acting Chairman Deviram Sharma said the financial assistance was intended to support the flood-affected people. Department head Tekendra Karki and other officials from the department and the association attended the handover.
Assistance for Bhotekoshi flood victims
The contribution is designated for relief and rehabilitation work for residents affected by flooding in Bhotekoshi. The association presented the amount as financial assistance, with the cheque formally handed to the chief secretary in Kathmandu.
Sharma said the money was provided to support people affected by the floods. The association did not provide further details in the information available about how the funds will be distributed or which specific relief activities they will finance.
The donation brings together former employees of the National Investigation Department in an effort to assist those affected. The amount handed over was Rs 428,500, and the stated purpose was to contribute to both immediate relief and rehabilitation for the flood victims.
Officials attend cheque handover
Chief Secretary Govinda Bahadur Karki received the cheque on Thursday. Department head Tekendra Karki was also present, alongside other officials from the National Investigation Department and the association.
The handover took place in Kathmandu. No further information was provided about the timing of the association’s decision, the number of people expected to receive assistance, or the arrangements for transferring the contribution to affected communities.
The association’s stated aim is to help flood-affected people through the financial contribution. Its donation of Rs 428,500 is intended to support relief and rehabilitation efforts for Bhotekoshi victims.
