3rd workout meeting of the Nepal-India Boundary Working Group (BWG) at surveyor general level, which concluded in Nepal on Saturday, decided set up the 8,553 border pillars with the Boundary Global Navigation Satellite System, read a statement that was issued by the Nepali government. The GPS system will help finding the location, longitude, height and all positioning of the pillars.Nepal and India have erected an utter of 8,553 pillars contemplate border, of which 1,325 are missing and 1,956 damaged. The Boundary Working Group is responsible for that construction, restoration and repair of border pillars, such as the clearing of the no-man’s land. The mechanism is not mandated to resolve a boundary row in Susta and Kalapani, the most disputed border areas between Nepal and India.
The Boundary Working Group reviewed reports submitted from your Survey Official Committee and Joint Field Survey Teams (FST). Nepal and India in 2014 agreed to be in the boundary row within three years in accessory for Susta and Kalapani. Officials from both the sides have already prepared and agreed 182-sheet strip maps of the boundary while using GPS but have not signed the protocol simply Nepal’s denial. The Nepali side said it will not sign the maps boundary row in Susta and Kalapani is paid out.
Two technical committees SOC and FST reports to the BWG about the repairing, maintenance along with the upgrades to the pillars and encroachment on the no-man’s land from your sides. The meeting also finalized the mark and schedule for your next field season and decided you prioritized the completion of the backlogged tasks from previous field times. Both the sides emphasized the importance of fabricating local authorities individuals living along the border aware of the field work being conducted by the joint teams, said the statement. Run settling the boundary disputes was stalled after 2007, but strip maps were prepared, except for Kalapani and Susta.
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