सीमा विवादमा तेस्राे पक्षको संलग्नताकाे अभ्यास के छ ?

Prime Minister Balendra Shah has brought the issue of third-party involvement in resolving Nepal-India border disputes to the forefront by mentioning Britain's potential role in Parliament. This statement has sparked public discussion regarding the historical and contemporary practices of involving external mediators in such sensitive territorial disagreements. The reference to Britain specifically has drawn attention, prompting a review of past instances where international arbitration or mediation was sought or offered in border-related matters.

The Prime Minister's statement raises important questions about Nepal's foreign policy and its approach to resolving long-standing territorial issues with its neighbors.