Bahraich (Uttar Pradesh) : The Uttar Pradesh-Nepal border will remain closed from November 17-20, in view of the general elections in the neighbouring Himalayan nation. According to sources, a high-level coordination meeting of officials from the two countries was held in Nepal's Banke district in this regard.
UP-Nepal border to remain closed from Nov 17-20
The Uttar Pradesh-Nepal border will remain closed from November 17-20, in view of the general elections in the neighbouring Himalayan nation.
Uttar Pradesh-Nepal border will remain closed
Administrative officials of the border districts of India and Nepal participated in the meeting. District Magistrate, Bahraich, Dr Dinesh Chandra said the administration was committed to providing all possible support to ensure free and peaceful elections in Nepal. "The Nepal government had decided to close borders with India from November 17 to 20. Movement would be prohibited during the period. Nepal has appealed to the administrative officials of Bahraich and Shrawasti districts for their cooperation during the closure period. The authorities also discussed how to curb smuggling of narcotics, wildlife and human trafficking through the border," said an official spokesman.
District Magistrate Shrawasti Neha Prakash also assured all possible support to the authorities deployed on the border.The border at Sunauli in Maharajganj district will also remain sealed. (IANS)
Bahraich (Uttar Pradesh) : The Uttar Pradesh-Nepal border will remain closed from November 17-20, in view of the general elections in the neighbouring Himalayan nation. According to sources, a high-level coordination meeting of officials from the two countries was held in Nepal's Banke district in this regard.
Administrative officials of the border districts of India and Nepal participated in the meeting. District Magistrate, Bahraich, Dr Dinesh Chandra said the administration was committed to providing all possible support to ensure free and peaceful elections in Nepal. "The Nepal government had decided to close borders with India from November 17 to 20. Movement would be prohibited during the period. Nepal has appealed to the administrative officials of Bahraich and Shrawasti districts for their cooperation during the closure period. The authorities also discussed how to curb smuggling of narcotics, wildlife and human trafficking through the border," said an official spokesman.
District Magistrate Shrawasti Neha Prakash also assured all possible support to the authorities deployed on the border.The border at Sunauli in Maharajganj district will also remain sealed. (IANS)
