No role for third party in border dispute: India | India News
Nepal’s Prime Minister Balendra Shah raised the boundary dispute with India in parliament, seeking involvement of China and the UK. India rejected any role for third parties to resolve the issue, stating that bilateral mechanisms are sufficient. The spokesperson from India's Ministry of External Affairs, Randhir Jaiswal, clarified that while 98% of the boundary is demarcated, some segments remain unresolved due to the shifting of the Gandak river and cross-border occupation. Jaiswal emphasized that there is no role for third parties in bilateral discussions between India and Nepal.
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— Al Jazeera
Nepal's Prime Minister reignited a long-standing border dispute with India by claiming historical encroachment on Indian territory.
— NDTV
India rejected Nepal's request for third-party involvement in the boundary dispute, asserting that bilateral mechanisms are sufficient to resolve the issue.
· THIS STORY — 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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