Combatting organized crimes

Organized groups are involved in different kinds of criminal activities spanning several countries. They are generally involved in drug trafficking, financial fraud, gold smuggling, cyber pornography, arms and explosives smuggling, human trafficking, terrorism, kidnapping and extortion, hijacking, counterfeiting, contract killings and so on. Organized criminal networks originate and operate in order to obtain financial rewards through and from illicit activities. In its advanced form, organized crime is so thoroughly integrated into the economic, political and social institutions of legitimate society that it may no longer be recognizable as a criminal enterprise.

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National security threats

The recent goodwill visits of president and prime minister to India and China have been constructive to bridge the growing gaps in the relationship between Nepal and her big neighbors. However, the issues of 1950 security treaty, Bhutanese refugee problems, Indo-Nepal border encroachment, and Tibetan refugee issues are still the bone-of-contention. These issues are potential threats to internal security and national security. 

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