Nepal Police Model Questions – Set 1
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Nepal Police Model Questions – Set 1 - sample questions with answers
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1. According to the Police Regulations, who is the appointing authority for the post of Assistant Sub-Inspector of Police (ASI)?
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Answer: Inspector General of Police
According to Nepal Police Regulations, the appointing authority for the post of Assistant Sub-Inspector of Police is the Inspector General of Police.
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2. From which year did the modern commercial use of drones begin?
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Answer: 2006
Modern commercial drone usage began in 2006 when regulatory bodies like the US FAA issued the first commercial drone permits.
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3. According to the Police Act, 2012, up to how many years of imprisonment can be awarded to a police personnel who deserts the police force?
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Answer: Up to 5 years
According to the Police Act, 2012, deserting the police force carries a sentence of up to 5 years of imprisonment.
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4. According to the Police Regulations, 2071, how many codes of conduct must the Nepal Police follow?
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Answer: 16
According to the Police Regulations, 2071, there are 16 codes of conduct for the Nepal Police.
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5. Which ranks in the General (Janapad) cadre of Nepal Police are recruited through open competition?
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Answer: Police Constable, Assistant Sub Inspector, and Police Inspector
In the General (Janapad) cadre of Nepal Police, direct recruitment via open competition is done only for Police Constable, ASI, and Inspector.
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6. How many different colors are used in traffic signal lights to regulate vehicle movement?
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Answer: 3 colors
Traffic lights use 3 distinct colors: red, yellow (amber), and green.
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7. According to the Police Regulations, what is the minimum service period required to become eligible for promotion to a gazetted post in the police service?
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Answer: 3 years
According to the Police Regulations, a minimum service period of 3 years is required to be an eligible candidate for promotion to a gazetted police post.
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8. How many types of police bodies are there in the United Kingdom?
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Answer: 4
There are 4 types of police bodies in the United Kingdom.
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9. In the development history of Nepal Police, which period is considered the Medieval Phase?
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Answer: From the rise of Rana rule to 2012 BS
In the evolutionary history of Nepal Police, the medieval phase spans from the rise of Rana rule up to 2012 BS.
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10. Which rank is designated as the head of the District Police Office?
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Answer: Superintendent of Police (SP)
The head of the District Police Office is the Superintendent of Police (SP).
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11. Who customarily confers the rank insignia on the newly appointed Inspector General of Police (IGP) in Nepal?
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Answer: Home Secretary
It is customary for the Home Secretary to confer the rank insignia on the newly appointed Inspector General of Police (IGP).
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12. At what age does the Inspector General of Nepal Police (IGP) automatically retire from service?
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Answer: 58 years
According to the Police Regulations, the Inspector General of Police (IGP) compulsorily retires upon reaching 58 years of age.
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13. In Nepal Police, the 'white cap' identifies which unit?
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Answer: Traffic Police
Traffic Police are identified by the white cap in Nepal Police.
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14. Who is the designer/conceptualizer of the official flag of Nepal Police?
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Answer: Karna Dhowj Rai
The official flag of Nepal Police was designed and conceptualized by Karna Dhowj Rai.
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15. Modern organized policing is considered to have originated in which country?
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Answer: United Kingdom
Modern organized policing began in the United Kingdom in 1829 with the establishment of the London Metropolitan Police by Sir Robert Peel.
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