India Nepal border seal before election will take effect from the night of March 3 to the night of March 6. Authorities imposed the India Nepal border seal before election to ensure peaceful voting during Nepal’s parliamentary polls on March 5.
Officials have stopped regular movement of people and vehicles across major checkpoints during this period. Security teams are monitoring entry and exit points closely. They aim to prevent illegal activities and maintain order near the international boundary.
However, Nepali citizens can still return home to vote. Officials will allow them to cross after checking their identity card and voter documents. Emergency services, including ambulances, can also move after verification.
Police and border forces remain on high alert across sensitive areas. Local administrations on both sides have increased coordination to avoid any disruption.
Authorities say these steps will help conduct free, fair, and peaceful elections in Nepal.
