India Rejects "Third Party Roles" To Resolve Boundary Row With Nepal
India rejected Nepal's request for third-party involvement in its boundary dispute, stating that bilateral mechanisms are sufficient to address the issue. The External Affairs Ministry spokesperson confirmed that 98% of the India-Nepal border has been demarcated, with some unresolved segments due to the shifting of the Gandak river and cross-border occupation. Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah had sought involvement from China and the UK, but India maintains that there is no role for third parties in this bilateral matter.
2 JUN 2026
— Al Jazeera
Nepal's Prime Minister reignited a long-standing border dispute with India by claiming historical encroachment on Indian territory.
· THIS STORY — NDTV
India rejected Nepal's request for third-party involvement in the boundary dispute, asserting that bilateral mechanisms are sufficient to resolve the issue.
— Indian Express
India rejected involvement of third parties in resolving the Nepal-India border dispute, stating that bilateral mechanisms are sufficient.
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