Chaos on Indian border due to Balen’s order, strict action regarding Indian vehicles, political storm in Nepal

Due to the orders of Nepal’s new Prime Minister Balen Shah, a new storm has arisen in the neighboring country. Nepal Police has increased surveillance at the customs posts bordering India. The Balen government has instructed officials to compulsorily collect custom duty on goods worth more than Rs 100 coming from India.

In fact, people living in border areas go to Indian markets to buy food items, clothes and other household items, which causes loss of revenue to the local traders of Nepal. This step of Nepal has increased the concern in the Indian markets near the border.

Strictness on registered vehicles in India

Apart from this, there has also been strictness on the movement of vehicles registered in India in Madhesh province bordering the Indian border. Officials say that registered vehicles are being used without permission in India, but this matter seems to be taking the form of a political controversy. Political parties in Nepal have started opposing it. He says that due to strict rules, there is a danger of deteriorating the long-standing social and economic relations with India.

What are Nepali parties saying?

Major political parties, including Nepali Communist Party, CPN-UML, Rashtriya Prajatantra Party and Janata Samajwadi Party, issued a joint statement on 12 April opposing the ban on vehicles registered in India. It was demanded that such vehicles should be allowed to move freely within a radius of 30 kilometers of the border as before.

what did the officer say

Nepali officials say that the purpose of this step is to enforce the laws. Kathmandu Times quoted Sarlahi Chief District Officer Ramuraj Kadaria as saying that driving without paying custom duty is illegal and we are just enforcing the law. Officials say that despite the rules, they are not being followed.

An official, on condition of anonymity, told Kathmandu Times that earlier people used to pay one day’s tax and used the vehicle for months. Now this will not happen. Although there is no data of these vehicles, but security agencies estimate that more than 10,000 Indian registered vehicles would be running in 8 districts of Madhesh province. People living in border areas often buy vehicles with Indian number plates to avoid high custom duty.

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