Kathmandu, 28 October: Indian Seema Surakchya Bal (SSB) can be seen in every place in bordering village in Sandakpur, Ilam in East Nepal.
The SSB personnel are seen occupying no-men’s land and erecting tents. Sandakpur is a popular tourist destination. The Sandakpur Rural Municipality was constructing a view-tower but the SSB halted the construction works. The land, where the view tower is being constructed belongs to Nepal, yet, construction works have been disrupted by the SSB. SSB has also stopped construction of guest houses in Nepal side. SSB personnel are staying in no-men’s land area by erecting tents.
Accordingly, in Manebhanjyang, trade pass between Nepal and India, the Indian side has constructed houses in no-men’s land. Also, in Pashupatinagar border point, Indians have constructed Monastery forcefully in no-men’s land area.
The process of encroachment from the Indian side is continue in different places, yet, necessary actions have not been taken from the Nepali side, reports Rajdhani daily.
People’s News Monitoring Service
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