Mechinagar. Around 500 betel nut saplings have been planted in Ela Police Office Kakarvitta premises.
Deepak Bharti, head of the office and deputy superintendent of police, said that out of the office’s area of about 1 bigha and 11 katta,betel saplings were planted on vacant land.
Bharti, head of the office, Mukti Poudel, president of Mechi Community Service Center and Rajkumar Parajuli, president of Kakarvitta Water Consumers and Sanitation Association jointly planted the saplings.
According to Rajkumar Parajuli, the president of the organization, the organization has provided plants according to the policy of spending 2 percent of the profit under social responsibility. Under the police-community partnership program, saplings have been planted in the joint coordination of institutions, centers and police offices of Ela.
According to Bharti, the head of the office, plants have been planted to make the environment beautiful, clean and green by utilizing the vacant land within the premises.
Informing that saplings were planted because betel nut production would also generate financial income, he said that other varieties of saplings will also be planted gradually.
