SP Anil Kumar of Sitamarhi submitted his report on this issue. After this the hostage was rescued after negotiations between the local administration and the Nepal Police.
Patna / Sitamarhi.  At around 8.40 in the morning of June 12, Nepal Police did a semi-firing firing near Janakinagar village of Nepal Border Area at Sonbarsa in Sitamarhi. Four people were shot in it, in which one person was killed. Meanwhile, a person named Lagan Rai was also taken hostage by Nepal Police, which has now been released. According to the information received, the family of the boy who died, sat on a dharna and refused to cremate the dead person. After this the Nepal administration and the local administration of Sitamarhi held talks and Lagan Rai, who was detained, was released. This solution is found after the local administration talks to Nepal Police.
Please tell that on Friday, Anil Kumar, Superintendent of Police, Sitamarhi, Bihar, submitted his report. According to the report, contact with the Government of India and the Nepal Authority was also reported at the request of the Bihar government for the release of a person named Lagan Rai, who was detained by the Nepal security forces.
Explain that in this case, SSB DG Kumar Rajesh Chandra, Sitamarhi DM Abhilasha Kumari Sharma and SP Anil Kumar had told it to be a local issue and said that there was no connection with the border dispute. In this incident, Nepal Police had fired 18 rounds. Even before the incident, Nepal Police had driven people twice. He fired indiscriminately on Indians for the third time.
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Actually, given the danger of infection of corona virus, India-Nepal border is still sealed. Despite the stoppage of traffic, Lagan Rai, a resident of Sitamarhi district, had gone across the border to meet a female relative with his son. In this sequence, the Nepal Police was trying to drive them away from the border. It is being said that if the father-son asked for a little delay, the APF (Nepal Armed Guardian Force) fired sticks on his boy. Lagan dragged Rai 100 meters away from the border and then took him hostage.
According to the villagers, seeing this action of the Nepal Police, some youths playing cricket on the border and people working in the fields opposed this action. After this the Nepal Police started indiscriminate firing. However, on behalf of the Nepal Police, it is being told that they have fired in their security. They allege that Indians were trying to snatch his gun. Nepal police is also telling them smugglers.
