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 › General › We will take back our land through diplomatic dialogue : Minister Aryal

We will take back our land through diplomatic dialogue : Minister Aryal

Web Desk May 30, 2020     No Comment     General

Minister for Land Management, Cooperatives and Poverty Alleviation, Padma Kumari Aryal has said the government was committed to bring back Nepal’s undisputed land by holding diplomatic dialogue with India.

 

Minister Aryal said this while inaugurating a two-day online training on GIS and Remote Sensing Application organised by Progressive Engineering Association Nepal (PEAN) today.

 

On the occasion, she reiterated that the government was steadfast in reclaiming Kalapani, Limpiyadhura and Lipulek, which have been included in the new map the government has published recently, as it was proved by evidence and proofs that these territories belonged to Nepal.

 

“The Sugauli Treaty is the major evidence related to the border. It is clearly mentioned in this Treaty that the river originating from Limpiyadhura is the Kali river which is the border river,” she said, adding that Nepal had prepared the map and carried out survey of its land before 2027 BS and it is clear from the maps prepared by India as well that the Kali river that flows through Limpiyadhura is the north-west border.

 

Minister Aryal also said the erroneous maps of the past would be replaced by the new official map.

 

The Minister further said  a team of the Survey Department had gone to Limpiyadhura and Kalapani  in 2045 BS for carrying out a survey in that area but the team had to return after obstruction by the Indian side. It was then stated that discussions would be held between the two governments and the cadastral works could not be carried out in the area since then.

 

On a different note, the Land Management minister informed that the services provided by the Ministry and offices under it have been connected to technology and works have been forwarded to contribute to good governance and prosperity through technology itself.

 

Three hundred engineers are attending the training.

 

Source: National News Agency Nepal

 

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