Nepal Citizens Demand for PM Balen Shah Resign: The issue between India and Nepal is not one-sided. The politics of his own country has heated up over the statement of newly appointed Prime Minister of Nepal Balendra Shah. On this, opposition parties have demanded his resignation. Besides, students have also demanded his resignation. In such a situation, Balen Shah, who reached the post of PM riding on the wave of protest, is facing opposition in the country.

In this entire controversy, attention has been drawn to the India and Nepal border issue, especially towards the areas of Kalapani, Lipulekh and Limpiyadhura. Kalapani, Lipulekh and Limpiyadhura are important parts of India. The Ministry of External Affairs has reiterated its point on this several times. Also, India’s stand in this matter has been made clear.

People got angry on this statement of Balen Shah

On the border dispute, Balen Shah said in Parliament on Sunday that Nepal has intruded into Indian territory at many places on the border. A big controversy has arisen due to this matter. It is reported that both the countries were appealed to trust historians, surveyors and experts to solve this matter. Apart from this, he mentioned the diplomatic notes made with India. It has even been suggested to join the UK because of the colonial era maps. Apart from this, there is a need for mutual understanding instead of one-sided allegations.

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What has the Government of India said on the whole matter?

Here, the Government of India has issued a statement on this entire matter on Tuesday. It has been said that no third party has any role in any matter of India-Nepal border. There is complete bilateralism on the issue related to border. These are being resolved through the systems of both the countries.

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A case of an Indian citizen being caught with foreign currency and gold has come to light at Kekakarbhitta check post in Nepal. According to the information, Indian citizen Param Pathak was arrested by Nepal Armed Police Force during investigation. During the search, 20 thousand US dollars and 6 gold bars weighing about 570 grams were recovered from him. After this it was handed over to Nepal Customs Department for further action.

According to sources, Nepal Customs Department has taken Param Pathak on remand for 6 days and the investigation of the case is going on. It is being ascertained by the officials whether the recovered foreign currency and gold were being transported legally or not. The family says that the gold recovered was purchased from India and its valid bills are also present.

The family has also claimed that Param Pathak is mentally unstable. Param Pathak’s father Puneet Pathak is said to be a businessman. He is the owner of a company named ‘Param Enterprises’, which is involved in railway engineering material and construction work. According to the family, the company does business worth crores of rupees.

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Nepal Custom Department is investigating the matter

According to the information, Puneet Pathak is currently present in Kakarbhitta and is trying to resolve the matter by talking to Nepal Customs officials. The family has also demanded intervention on humanitarian grounds from Indian authorities and concerned agencies. At present, Nepal Customs Department is conducting a legal investigation into the matter and further action will be decided on the basis of the investigation report.

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Union Home Minister Amit Shah is on a three-day visit to Bihar from Wednesday. During this, he will hold meetings with state officials and Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) and other security agencies. The main objective of the meeting is to analyze the problems related to alleged demographic changes, infiltration and illegal religious constructions in sensitive border districts.

Formation of high level committee
Amit Shah said that a high level committee will be formed to review the demographic changes, which will prepare a report on the changes taking place in the entire country. He said that the most affected areas are Bengal, Jharkhand and Bihar. Shah said that unnatural changes in population are a threat to the culture, history and geography of any country.

Bengal elections and BJP’s agenda
Shah said that there are elections in Bengal now and he has full confidence that this time BJP government will be formed. He said that the first task of the new government will be to complete the border fencing and expel each and every infiltrator. He said that this is not an election promise but a resolution of the Modi government at the Centre.

All illegal encroachments within 10 kilometers of the border in Seemanchal area will be demolished. pic.twitter.com/tvpLbllD9N

— Amit Shah (@AmitShah) February 26, 2026

Shah said that the next time we come to you for mandate, we will throw out each and every infiltrator from the country. In a way, Amit Shah has announced that by 2030, all infiltrators will be thrown out of the country.

Removal of infiltrators from Seemanchal
Union Home Minister Amit Shah inaugurated the BOP building of 52nd battalion of SSB in Leti, adjacent to the Nepal border in Araria, Bihar and reviewed border security projects. Meanwhile, in the SSB program, Amit Shah said that Seemanchal will be freed from infiltrators. He said that infiltrators affect the food grains of the poor and the employment of the youth of the country. It is necessary to expel these people for national security.

outline of action
Amit Shah said that an action plan is being prepared by holding detailed meetings with the Bihar government, District Magistrate and police captains. He said that all illegal encroachments within 10 km of the border will be removed.

Election bugle is about to sound in India’s neighboring country Nepal. Parliamentary elections are to be held here on March 5. Keeping the elections in mind, it has been agreed to close the India and Nepal border for 72 hours, the aim is to ensure that there is no hindrance during the elections.

On Friday (February 7), a DIG level meeting was held between the Indian Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) and the Nepal Armed Police Force (APF), in which both sides agreed to strengthen surveillance and security on the border to stop infiltrators from disrupting the elections in Nepal.

APF spokesperson DIG Vishnu Prasad Bhatt told IANS that Nepal had requested the Indian side to close the border post two days ago. The Indian side agreed to our proposal, as per the agreement, India and Nepal border posts will remain closed for three days i.e. 72 hours including the election day.

DIG Bhatt said, there is an old tradition of closing the borders of India and Nepal before elections. During elections, a large number of security agencies are deployed at the polling booths, hence it is necessary to do so to maintain the security arrangements at the border and to prevent infiltration.

He further said, in this meeting held between the two sides, border security, control of cross-border crime and stopping illegal movement of third country citizens, human trafficking, fake currency, drug smuggling and trade were also discussed. At the same time, concern was also expressed from the Indian side regarding the possibility of infiltration of Pakistani terrorists taking advantage of the open border of Nepal. According to AFP, in this meeting, security of the border gate, making the movement of people from both sides easier and rescue in emergency etc. were also discussed.

India has repeatedly expressed concern over the possibility of infiltration by Kashmiri and Pakistani terrorists taking advantage of the open border between Nepal and India. APF said that security of border posts, facilitating movement of passengers, joint patrolling, disaster rescue exercises and organizing joint sports activities were also discussed in the meeting.

The Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) arrested two Nigerians and a Brazilian citizen from the international border on Saturday (September 13, 2025). Officials informed that these foreign nationals are suspected of fleeing jails during recent anti -government protests in Nepal.

Officials said that the paramilitary forces and the state police, protecting the Indo-Nepal international border, have so far caught more than 75 people from different places on this 1,751 km-long border. These include two citizens of Nigeria, a Brazilian citizen, a Bangladeshi citizen and some Indians.

Foreign nationals caught from Bihar, UP, Uttarakhand and West Bengal

According to officials, these people have been caught in the last three-four days after fleeing various jails during large-scale anti-government protests in the neighboring country Nepal. Officials said that about 43 of these people have been caught from Bihar, 22 from Uttar Pradesh, eight from Uttarakhand and two from West Bengal.

He said that Nigerian and Brazilian citizens were caught on Friday (September 12, 2025) from the region (Jayanagar) of Bihar, while the Bangladeshi citizen was caught a few days ago from Bihar. The Indo-Nepal border is spread over 20 districts of five states.

SSB Helpline number released for Indians trapped in Nepal

SSB has issued three emergency helpline numbers to assist Indians trapped in Nepal. Apart from helpline numbers 1903 in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal and Uttarakhand, two other helpline numbers 0522-2728816 and 0522-298657 are also available.

Announcement of dates for next parliamentary election in Nepal

The next parliamentary elections in Nepal will be held on March 5, 2026. The office of President Ramchandra Paudel made this announcement on Saturday (September 13, 2025). This announcement has been made after a week -long violent protests, due to which K.K. P. Sharma Oli had to resign from the post of Prime Minister and Sushila Karki became the Prime Minister of Nepal’s interim government. Along with this, Sushila Karki became the first woman Prime Minister of Nepal.

At the same time, Nepal Police had said on Friday (September 12, 2025) that at least 51 people, including an Indian woman, died during the protest.

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