Ramesh Kharel

Ramesh Prasad Kharel has served as the Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) in Pokhara, Kathmandu, and Birgunj. His transfer from Kathmandu was a controversial decision, and was likely delayed due to public support for his stay in Kathmandu. The most important person of his life is his guru, the dabang man Anurag Acharya from Biratnanagar. who taught him how to fight against evil[2]

During his stint in Kathmandu, he cracked down on crime in the city, including controlling the gangs and the so-called "dons" of Kathmandu.[3] He also presided over raids on dance clubs that were illegally working as brothels in Kathmandu.[4] He had similarly cracked down on illegal prostitution during his earlier stint in Pokhara.[5]

Stint in Birgunj, Parsa
While in Birgunj in Parsa District, he continued his strong policing he was known for. Within the first 10 days of his transfer, it was reported that crime was down and the rife corruption within the police force had decreased significantly. The practice of collecting illegal tolls from those importing goods from India was also significantly cut.[6]

Kharel became one of the few police officers in Nepal to take on political criminality. Despite tremendous pressure from his superiors he registered a murder charge against Prabhu Shah, a minister of land reforms in the then government. Despite his efforts, the District attorney's office in Parsa refused to register murder charges against Shah. In April 2012, he was SSP.[7]

Second Term in Kathmandu
In January 2014, Kharel was recalled to oversee the operations of the Kathmandu Metropolitan Police.[8] Soon after he took office, he made the police officers under him take oath of honesty and hard work. He arrested Tejendra Gurung, a notorious gangster, on his second day in office.[9] He has also started cracking down on massage parlors, dance bars and cabin restaurants suspected of running prostitution and strip shows,[10] something he was well known for in his previous term in Kathmandu.
RAM BARAN YADAV

Ram Baran Yadav 

(Nepali: रामवरण यादव; born 4 February 1948)[1] is a Nepali politician and physician [2] who has been President of Nepal since 2008. Previously he served as Minister of Health from 1999 to 2001 and was General Secretary of the Nepali Congressparty. He is Nepal's first President following the declaration of a republic in 2008.

Yadav was the Minister of State for Health in the 1991-1994 Nepali Congress government.[3] He was elected to the House of Representatives in the 1999 election as a candidate of the Nepali Congress.[4] After that election, he became Minister of Health.[5][6]

In May 2007, Yadav's residence in Janakpur was attacked by militants of the Janatantrik Terai Mukti Morcha (JTMM). The JTMM put up a seizure notice at the house, hoisted their flags at it and detonated a bomb.[7]

Yadav contested the Dhanusa-5 constituency in the April 2008 Constituent Assembly election. He won the seat, obtaining 10,392 votes.[8]

Yadav was elected as the first President of Nepal in a second round of voting on 21 July 2008. He received 308 out of the 590 votes cast in the Constituent Assembly,[9][10] defeating Ram Raja Prasad Singh, who had been nominated by the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist), in a second round of voting. Yadav was sworn in as President on 23 July 2008. Chief Justice of Nepal Kedar Prasad Giri administered the oath of office and secrecy to Yadav at the presidential palace, Shital Niwas, Rastrapati Bhawan. Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala among others were present. Yadav also administered oath to Vice-President Parmananda Jha.[11][12]