Today, the most tragic events in Nepal, where different signs,
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Today, the most tragic events in Nepal, where different signs,
Security personnel from Nepal and India have taken under control the controversial Dasgaja area at Tilathi in Saptari district that saw a clash between Nepali and Indian nationals over the construction of a makeshift dam by Indian nationals living at the bordering region.
Indian SSB and Bihar Police have taken over the Indian side whereas Armed Police Force and Nepal Police have taken the Nepali side under control.The security personnel have barred the locals from entering the clash site. The construction work has been halted.
Twelve people were injured on Thursday when a clash ensued after the Nepali side removed the makeshift levee that the Indian side had built allegedly encroaching no-man's-land. The local people in Tilathi claimed the levee could inundate settlements in the Nepali territory.
The locals of bordering areas in Nepal and India hurled stones at each other. Dev Narayan Yadav, the former chairman of District Development Committee in Saptari, Roshan Kumar Jha, Harsha Karna sustained serious head injuries in the incident. The injured are undergoing treatment at Gajendra Narayan Singh Sagarmatha Zonal Hospital and other hospitals in the district, said police. Security has been strengthened on both sides of the border to prevent any untoward incidents.
The locals on the Indian side started making the levee on Wednesday after a dam was destroyed by the rain-swollen Khado stream despite protest on the Nepali side. The local administration had also requested the Indian side not to carry out the construction work.
Security personnel from Nepal and India have taken under control the controversial Dasgaja area at Tilathi in Saptari district that saw a clash between Nepali and Indian nationals over the construction of a makeshift dam by Indian nationals living at the bordering region.
Indian SSB and Bihar Police have taken over the Indian side whereas Armed Police Force and Nepal Police have taken the Nepali side under control.The security personnel have barred the locals from entering the clash site. The construction work has been halted.
Twelve people were injured on Thursday when a clash ensued after the Nepali side removed the makeshift levee that the Indian side had built allegedly encroaching no-man's-land. The local people in Tilathi claimed the levee could inundate settlements in the Nepali territory.
The locals of bordering areas in Nepal and India hurled stones at each other. Dev Narayan Yadav, the former chairman of District Development Committee in Saptari, Roshan Kumar Jha, Harsha Karna sustained serious head injuries in the incident. The injured are undergoing treatment at Gajendra Narayan Singh Sagarmatha Zonal Hospital and other hospitals in the district, said police. Security has been strengthened on both sides of the border to prevent any untoward incidents.
The locals on the Indian side started making the levee on Wednesday after a dam was destroyed by the rain-swollen Khado stream despite protest on the Nepali side. The local administration had also requested the Indian side not to carry out the construction work.
