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Nepal PM Claims Indian Territory Amid Sugauli Treaty Confusion
Nepal's foreign minister reveals the potential loss of the original Sugauli Treaty papers, crucial for defining borders with India. As border disputes escalate, the government aims to review international agreements for relevance. This situation highlights the complexities of Nepal-India relations and the historical significance of the treaty.
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