India Rejects Third-Party Mediation in Border Dispute with Nepal
India has firmly rejected any third-party involvement in resolving its border dispute with Nepal, following remarks by Nepal's Prime Minister suggesting international mediation. The Indian Ministry of External Affairs reiterated that the issue should be settled bilaterally.
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MEA: No role for 3rd party to settle Nepal border row
India has firmly rejected any third-party involvement in its border dispute with Nepal, emphasizing that such matters are strictly bilateral. This response comes after Nepal's Prime Minister suggested the UK's intervention, citing the dispute's origins during British rule. India maintains that established bilateral mechanisms are in place to address all boundary issues.
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This comes days after Nepalese Prime Minister Balendra Shah sought involvement of China and the United Kingdom to address the long-standing dispute.
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