Violent protests continue in Nepal. Now its effect is also being seen in the border areas. In view of the situation, Indian security forces have increased security in the border areas. The vigil has been increased as a precaution on the Nepal border adjacent to Madhubani.
Madhubani SP Yogendra Kumar visited the check post on Betonha border of Jayanagar police station area. Let us tell you that protesters performed fiercely in Sirha district of Nepal, just three kilometers from Jayanagar police station area of Madhubani district, after which SP Yogendra Kumar took stock of the border late in the evening. SP Yogendra Kumar said that Madhubani border area has been kept on high alert for violent performance in Nepal.
Actually, the boundaries of four districts of Nepal are attached to Madhubani. In view of the deteriorating situation of Nepal, the border of India and Nepal has been closed at present. In such a situation, thousands of Indians are stranded in Nepal. Around 4000 passengers in Rajasthan are stranded in Kathmandu and surrounding areas. On the other hand, 187 people of Andhra Pradesh are stuck in Nepal. The Indian Embassy (Kathmandu) and the helpline numbers of the state government have been issued for Indians in Nepal.
It is believed that miscreants can take advantage of this unrest and incite violence in neighboring Indian states. Intelligence sources have alerted that anti -social elements can try to damage violence and public property in border Indian states by taking advantage of Nepal’s turbulent atmosphere. Officials say that after this intelligence information, security forces deployed along the India-Nepal border including Uttarakhand Police, Uttar Pradesh Police, Bihar Police and Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) have been alerted. Security measures have been tightened to prevent any possible violation of law and order on the 1,751 km long open border in Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal and Bihar.
