Foreign Minister Clarifies Prime Minister's Boundary Claims in National Assembly
Foreign Minister Shishir Khanal has stated that both Nepal and India are committed to resolving the boundary dispute between the two countries through mutual discussion and diplomatic channels.
Clarifying the Prime Minister's remarks regarding the border in the National Assembly meeting on Thursday, he mentioned that mapping remains incomplete in the Susta, Limpiyadhura, Lipulekh, and Kalapani areas, and that problems of No-Man's-Land encroachment and 'cross-border occupation' exist in some places.
Informing that the technical committee's report showed some lands on both sides could be shifted during the border management process, he clarified that the government is always ready to hold dialogue based on historical treaties, agreements, and maps.
Following the Minister's address, the ongoing obstruction in the National Assembly was also removed.
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