‘सीमा नदीमा फिक्स्ड बाउन्ड्री प्रिन्सिपल अवलम्बनले क्रस बोर्डर अकुपेसन समस्या छ’

The fixed boundary principle applied to river borders between Nepal and India has led to cross-border occupation issues. This means citizens of one country are cultivating or residing on land that falls within the territory of the other nation. This situation arises because river courses, which naturally shift, were demarcated with fixed lines rather than following the changing waterways.

This fixed boundary principle on shifting river borders creates ongoing land disputes and complicates border management between Nepal and India.