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Boundary issues can be addressed in the spirit of friendly relations – Indian embassy spokesperson

Nepal Foreign Affairs (KATHMANDU, 15 January 2022) – Indian Embassy in Kathmandu has clarified that it has already communicated India’s official position on outstanding boundary issue between Nepal and India.

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