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Floods Sweep Away the Border Between Nepal and India in Susta, Which Has Been Considered a Border by Both Sides for Three Decades
Rupandehi. The Simal tree, which was symbolically erected by mutual agreement between both sides to mark the border for a long time in Susta, West Nawalparasi, on the Nepal-India border, has been washed away by the flood of the Narayani River. The Indian side has been repeatedly arguing over the lack of a border pillar in Susta, across the Narayani River in Nawalparasi. The tree, which symbolically marked the border in the absence of a border pi…
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Rupandehi. The Simal tree, which was symbolically erected by mutual agreement between both sides to mark the border for a long time in Susta, West Nawalparasi, on the Nepal-India border, has been washed away by the flood of the Narayani River. The Indian side has been repeatedly arguing over the lack of a border pillar in Susta, across the Narayani River in Nawalparasi. The tree, which symbolically marked the border in the absence of a border pi…
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