Nepal India Border Pillar

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India and Nepal which will reach reach Champwat in a few months after which the eaxct situation about the pillars will become clear, he says. India and Nepal share an open border that is not fenced unlike the border with Pakistan and Bangladesh. Passport is not required to cross over to either side. People can just walk on foot, or two-wheelers. A fee is taken from vehicles for entering Nepal from India. As the border is porous, it is patrolled by the SSB personnel on the Indian side and the Nepal Praharis on the other side. A no-man’s land across the border acts like a buffer zone. It is used for grazing cattle. At few places, farmers have sown crops.

The land is demarcated by pillars set up by the two countries. Local residents allege some pillars are damaged on the Nepalese side for advancing territory limits. They cite the example of the pillar at Brahmdev, which is removed, and the market shifted on the side of the Indian border. The Nepalese chowki in-charge Gokul Balayar refutes the allegations.

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