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On Thursday, two Chinese citizens were arrested on the India-Nepal border in Bihar for making videos and taking selfies.
The Chinese Embassy in Nepal has issued a warning for its citizens to avoid travel near the Indo-Nepal border. This warning has been given by India after action on those who cross the illegal border in the last few months.
In a statement released on Friday, the Chinese Embassy said that despite repeated warnings, some Chinese Travelers are going to the border area, due to which they are being detained on charges of illegal entry in India.
2 to 8 jail sentence for illegal entry in India
The embassy said that citizens of Nepal and India can come to the border of both countries with their identity cards, but this rule does not apply to foreign nationals. Foreigners need a visa for entry in India via Nepal.
The embassy said that there may be arrest or lawsuit in deliberately or unknowingly crossing the border in India. For this, there can be 2 to 8 years in jail or fine, and there is no option for bail.
Two Chinese citizens arrested on Thursday
On Thursday, two Chinese citizens in Bihar were arrested for making videos and taking selfies at the Indo-Nepal border. Police had said that they did not have legal documents.
Earlier this month, four Chinese citizens were detained for trying to enter India via Nepal border in Raxaul, Bihar. They also did not have the necessary documents for entry in India.
On Thursday, the two Chinese citizens caught near the India Nepal border were identified as Wu Helong and Helong Jiang.
India started a tough monitoring on the border after the Pahalgam attack
Last week, India and Nepal jointly conducted a search operation and patrol on the international border. This action took place when New Delhi got intelligence that suspected terrorists from Pakistan were present in Nepal.
India is very cautious about its border since the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir on 22 April, in which 26 people were shot dead by terrorists.
Long -time border dispute in Nepal and India
Nepal is surrounded by India for three directions. East, West and South. There is a 1,751 km long border between India and Nepal. There has been a dispute over the border between India and Nepal over the border for years. After independence in 1962, Nepal claimed lipule even after the Indo-China War in 1962.
In 1981, a joint party was formed to set the borders of the two countries, which also set a 98% limit. In 2000, Nepal’s Prime Minister Girijaprasad Koirala also urged Prime Minister of India Atal Bihari Vajpayee to resolve the dispute from negotiation.
In 2015, when India signed a trade route agreement with China by the Lipulekh route, Nepal also objected to this, saying that India and China should have asked him before making this agreement.
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