Acharya, who is also a member of the Nepal-India Intellectual Group (EPG), formed to resolve issues related to bilateral relations, treaties and agreements, and border disputes between Nepal and India, said: ”No land of India has been encroached on by the state of Nepal. This is not what the Prime Minister said.”
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Nepal's former ambassador to India, Nilambar Acharya, has said that 'Nepal has not encroached on India's land' as Prime Minister Balendra Shah said. Acharya, who is also a member of the Nepal-India Intellectual Group (EPG), formed to resolve problems related to bilateral relations, treaties and agreements between Nepal and India, said that the border dispute between Nepal and India has been resolved by 97 percent.
'No land of India has been encroached on by the Nepali state.' It is not as the Prime Minister said,' he said. Although there may be problems in some places due to the disappearance of the rusty pillars in the border area of the two countries, Indian land has not been encroached on, he said. 'It seems that some land in the border area is occupied by Indians on one side and Nepalis on the other for farming.' But that does not mean that the Nepali state has encroached on it,' former ambassador Acharya said.
Nepal He said that the main border dispute between India and Nepal is the border dispute between Limpiyadhura, Lipulekh, Kalapani and Nawalparasi. 'It is not another border dispute, it is a problem seen on the border,' he said, 'In what context did the Prime Minister say that Nepal has encroached on India's land. It is not clear.'
