Gorakhpur, JNN. Nepalese legislators and some leaders have reacted to the new map released by Nepal. These leaders have said that the map of Nepal is weakening the ties of both countries. Congress legislator Ashtabhuja Pathak from Nepal’s Marwar region, Bhairahwan MLA Santosh Pandey and senior leader of Rashtriya Janata Samajwadi Party Mahendra Yadav said that the new streak that Nepal’s parliament has drawn on the mountain to change the map has sealed the country Is causing cracks in the plains. Nearly one crore Madheshi citizens of 22 districts, including Navalparasi, Rupanadehi, who have a bread-and-daughter relationship with India, are unable to accept this new map. The impact of the tension arising on the issue of Lipulekh, Kalapani and Limpiyadhura is also visible on the Indo-Nepal border of 1751 kilometers, which is currently depressed.
People in border areas are worried
In an event organized in March, these leaders said that India-Nepal are connected on religious and cultural grounds. There is no place for bitterness among the people of both countries. People in the border areas of the Terai are appalled by the approval of the Constitution Amendment Bill introduced on the disputed map in the House of Representatives, the lower house of Parliament.
Worries of relatives persecuting
Sonu Madhesia, Anil Kasaudhan and Amit, resident of Thoothibari, India, are married in Nepal. He never felt that Nepal was another country. But in view of the present situation and changed circumstances, they are worried about the relatives. There are thousands of people like him in the border areas who are worried about this tension
Madheshi living in Nepal is neglectedÂ
The dialects of the Madheshis residing in 22 districts of Terai, including Nawalparasi, Rupanadehi, Kapilavastu, Jhapa, Morang, Sunsari, Saptasari, Dhanusha, Bhojpur, Nepal, are different from the food, food and living hills of Nepal. In such a situation, he has been neglected from Kathmandu, about which Madheshi has been protesting against the government from time to time. There are 33 MPs in the House of Nepal, despite this, the neglect goes on to Madheshi.
Sugar 125, okra is being sold for 100
Most of the food grains in Nepal go from India. The borders are sealed since March 23 in view of the corona infection. The prices of food items have reached the sky in Nepal despite the movement of freight trucks. Sugar 125 then ladyfinger is 100 rupees kg. Potato has also reached ninety rupees a kg. Former Minister of State for Home and MP, Nepali Congress, Navalparashi Devendra Raj Kandel has said that the situation that has arisen between the two countries regarding the border should be resolved together. Indo-Nepal are linked on religious, cultural and social grounds. The Government of Nepal should resolve this issue on the basis of facts and evidence.
