KATHMANDU, OCT 20 -
A day before Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai's visit to New Delhi, the UCPN (Maoist) on Wednesday called for a total cessation of the 'cavalier attitude' of Indian border security force along Nepal-India border.
Such a statement comes amid media reports that Seema Suraksha Bal (SSB) personnel deployed on the border have been disgracing Nepali nationals.
Taking exception to the 'intrusion' of SSB men on a settlement at Bhujela of Kanchanpur district and demolition of three houses, the Maoist party said that it has taken the incident as the interference into Nepal's national integrity, independence and sovereignty, and the breach of international law. The ruling party also said that it was the gross violation of people's rights to live peaceably.
Issuing a press release, Maoist Spokesman Dinanath Sharma said the incident on the eve of PM Bhattarai's India visit that aims to improve bilateral relations, was unfortunate. ”We urged the Indian government to prevent such activities,” the release stated.
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