In the House of Representatives meeting on Jestha 17, Prime Minister Shah had said, 'Not only India, but also Nepal has encroached on Indian land in many places.'
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Shram Sanskriti Party Chief Whip Aren Rai has drawn the attention of the Speaker by saying, "How long should we demand the removal of the Prime Minister's anti-national statement?" Speaking in the House of Representatives meeting on Monday, he demanded that Prime Minister Balendra Shah's statement that Nepal has also encroached on Indian territory be removed from the parliament's record, accusing it of being treasonous. "Speaker, I would like to ask whether we will implement Rule 56 of the House of Representatives Rules 2083 or not. And I would like to ask how long we will have to maintain a different opinion in this House regarding the treasonous statement made by the Prime Minister. Is it for one year, two years, five years? We are ready. We will not move an inch on the issue of nationality, Speaker. Therefore, he should correct the statement made by the Prime Minister by coming to the rostrum of this esteemed House," he said.
Opposition parties are protesting against Prime Minister Shah's statement regarding the border in the House of Representatives' meeting on Jestha 17. In that meeting, Prime Minister Shah had said, 'Not only India, but also Nepal has encroached on India's land in many places.' Later, during the first general convention of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) in Chitwan, he said that he had evidence of Kalapani and Lipulekh, but did not say anything about his statement. He had mentioned that he would bring back Kalapani and Lipulekh, saying, 'There should be no doubt about my nationality, no one should.'
