Kathmandu, Nov. 28 -- Prime Minister Sushila Karki has said that not a single drop of blood should be shed and no one should be injured during the upcoming elections in March.

Visiting the Nepali Army headquarters on Friday, she reiterated that there must be no bloodshed and no injuries in the elections.

"Based on past election experiences and an analysis of various aspects of the upcoming polls, I direct all security agencies to work together in a coordinated and flawless manner, keeping security sensitivities in mind," she said.

During the visit, the Nepali Army provided a briefing on the current security situation, major challenges, and upcoming plans. A presentation was also given on the deployment plans and structure for election ...