The people of Nepal on Friday attempted to capture the disputed No Man's Land along the border with Tanakpur in Uttarakhand. There was an uproar in this area from both sides. Soon, officials of both sides will hold talks on this issue.
For the past few months, relations between India and Nepal have become bitter. Ever since Nepal has passed a new map regarding the border, tensions are being seen in relation to the two countries. Meanwhile, this is a new incident, which was done by Nepali people who tried to occupy the No Man's Land. This type of incident has come to light in Uttarakhand. On the other hand, the situation between Nepal Army and Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) on Nepal border in Bihar is increasing the tension.
Like an attempt to occupy the No Man's land in Tanakpur, an incident was also seen in Bihar a few days ago. To inform, there is an under construction dam in East Champaran district of Bihar. The area where the dam is being constructed, the Nepali force had stopped construction, claiming to be in no man's land. After the imposition of obstruction on behalf of Nepal, the District Collector of East Champaran had submitted its report to the state government, objecting to Nepal's claim.
Similarly, a few days ago Nepal carried out a firing incident amidst the ongoing tension between the two countries. Firing was again done from Nepal side on the Indo-Nepal border. An Indian youth was injured in this incident, who was admitted to the hospital. The incident took place at the Indo-Nepal border in Fatehpur in Tehragachh in Kishanganj district in Bihar. Such incidents of firing near Bihar border has been noticed earlier too.
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