Indian Atrocity at its peak: Six Thousand Nepal citizens displaced
The Legislature-Parliament's international relations and human rights committee said that in the course of its on-site visit in south Nepal, Nepali territory was encroached by Indian side, Nepali state-run newspaper The Rising Nepal reported Thursday.
The total of 685 border pillars in the Bara district, some 80 km south of Kathmandu, some 264 were found lost.
The information was based on the facts found from the on-site visit on Sunday and Monday by the committee led by Constituent Assembly (CA) member Nabindra Raj Joshi.
The parliamentary team inspected pillar number 381, 382, 383 and 384 of Martihawa and the encroachment was found in Das Gaja area from both Nepali and Indian sides, said team coordinator Joshi.
He added it was found during the inspection that the Indian side was attempting to capture land in Chhitkaiya of Bara district.
Another local newspaper The Kathmandu Post on Thursday also reported, "it was found that in Chhitkaiya, where Pasaha River used to separate Nepal and India, the Indian side had unilaterally established a pillar (No. 342/11) that falls about a km inside Nepali territory, thus encroaching about 14 hectares of land."
The inspection was made on the basis of information about the encroachment of Nepali territory by Indian side and comprehensive study will be undertaken about the Southern border in the days to come, said committee chairperson Padam Lal Biswokarma.
Indian Atrocity at its peak: Six Thousand Nepal citizens displaced
Having failed to tackle the growing Chinese influence in the neighborhood from Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh to Myanmar, India is left with only one option, “Smash and Grab Nepal” through the extensive and excessive use of Nepali version of Lendup Dorjes.
If the leaders would have been the real sons of mother Nepal then the six thousand men, women and children would not have been displaced form their own land in the district of Dang. The abhorrent behavior of the traditional neighbor in the South has been made public by the Kantipur Daily dated June 2, 2009, which appears to have exceeded all the limits.
One Thousand families living along the Nepal-India border in the district of Dang walked two days nonstop to arrive at Deukhuri demanding security from the district administration. They have been whipped off from their own lands by India’s notorious Border Security Forces (BSF).
“You can not stay here” quotes Purna Kumari Bista (70) the BSF men as saying, with tears in her eyes. Her voice is choked with emotion.
“They burnt our houses, to save our lives we had to give-up our lands to the foreigners”, she adds.
“The BSF pushed the border pillars 35 meters inside the Nepali territory”, Kantipur further quotes Mrs. Bista.
“Several border pillars are already missing”, Bista says who comes all the way from Rajpur 7, Khangra border, Dang.
Altogether, Nepali citizens living along 22 different locations along the border have been displaced. They come from Bhaisahi, Sunpathri, Khangra of Rajpur VDC and Baruwa, Patauli, Siriya, Sukauli, Gurung, Koialbas of Bela VDC.
“Some are still stranded on the way to Deukhuri and some have gone back to their homes to bring their in-laws”, says Chandra Prakash Khadka of Dagamara area of Rajpur 9.
“We have no food to eat and our children have already fallen sick”, he adds.
“More than 15 girls have disappeared, we had to witness our mothers and sisters being raped by the Indians, we could do nothing”, says Khadka.
“Fully armed Indian security personnel entered into our homes and they took our domestic animals and food stuffs”, says Cham Kumari Gharti(60) of Khangra of Rajpur 7.
“If we utter a single word they thrash us, there is no one in the village who have not been thrashed by the Indian security forces”, she adds.The displaced who have come to Deukhuri have built temporary houses in the Karri Community Forest of Satbarai-2. The District Administrative Officer Mr. Rishiram Dhakal confirming the Indian atrocity says that the security environment in the Bordering area is really alarming.
The total of 685 border pillars in the Bara district, some 80 km south of Kathmandu, some 264 were found lost.
The information was based on the facts found from the on-site visit on Sunday and Monday by the committee led by Constituent Assembly (CA) member Nabindra Raj Joshi.
The parliamentary team inspected pillar number 381, 382, 383 and 384 of Martihawa and the encroachment was found in Das Gaja area from both Nepali and Indian sides, said team coordinator Joshi.
He added it was found during the inspection that the Indian side was attempting to capture land in Chhitkaiya of Bara district.
Another local newspaper The Kathmandu Post on Thursday also reported, "it was found that in Chhitkaiya, where Pasaha River used to separate Nepal and India, the Indian side had unilaterally established a pillar (No. 342/11) that falls about a km inside Nepali territory, thus encroaching about 14 hectares of land."
The inspection was made on the basis of information about the encroachment of Nepali territory by Indian side and comprehensive study will be undertaken about the Southern border in the days to come, said committee chairperson Padam Lal Biswokarma.
Indian Atrocity at its peak: Six Thousand Nepal citizens displaced
Having failed to tackle the growing Chinese influence in the neighborhood from Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh to Myanmar, India is left with only one option, “Smash and Grab Nepal” through the extensive and excessive use of Nepali version of Lendup Dorjes.
If the leaders would have been the real sons of mother Nepal then the six thousand men, women and children would not have been displaced form their own land in the district of Dang. The abhorrent behavior of the traditional neighbor in the South has been made public by the Kantipur Daily dated June 2, 2009, which appears to have exceeded all the limits.
One Thousand families living along the Nepal-India border in the district of Dang walked two days nonstop to arrive at Deukhuri demanding security from the district administration. They have been whipped off from their own lands by India’s notorious Border Security Forces (BSF).
“You can not stay here” quotes Purna Kumari Bista (70) the BSF men as saying, with tears in her eyes. Her voice is choked with emotion.
“They burnt our houses, to save our lives we had to give-up our lands to the foreigners”, she adds.
“The BSF pushed the border pillars 35 meters inside the Nepali territory”, Kantipur further quotes Mrs. Bista.
“Several border pillars are already missing”, Bista says who comes all the way from Rajpur 7, Khangra border, Dang.
Altogether, Nepali citizens living along 22 different locations along the border have been displaced. They come from Bhaisahi, Sunpathri, Khangra of Rajpur VDC and Baruwa, Patauli, Siriya, Sukauli, Gurung, Koialbas of Bela VDC.
“Some are still stranded on the way to Deukhuri and some have gone back to their homes to bring their in-laws”, says Chandra Prakash Khadka of Dagamara area of Rajpur 9.
“We have no food to eat and our children have already fallen sick”, he adds.
“More than 15 girls have disappeared, we had to witness our mothers and sisters being raped by the Indians, we could do nothing”, says Khadka.
“Fully armed Indian security personnel entered into our homes and they took our domestic animals and food stuffs”, says Cham Kumari Gharti(60) of Khangra of Rajpur 7.
“If we utter a single word they thrash us, there is no one in the village who have not been thrashed by the Indian security forces”, she adds.The displaced who have come to Deukhuri have built temporary houses in the Karri Community Forest of Satbarai-2. The District Administrative Officer Mr. Rishiram Dhakal confirming the Indian atrocity says that the security environment in the Bordering area is really alarming.
