Kathmandu. Lawmakers have said that the agreement reached between India and China in the House of Representatives to make Nepal’s Lipulekh area a trade route is not acceptable at any cost.

Most of the lawmakers who participated in today’s meeting of the House of Representatives requested the government for strong diplomatic initiatives to bring back Nepal’s land. Tara Lama, a member of the House of Representatives, said the issue of India and China doing business through Nepal’s lipulekh was not acceptable to Nepal at any cost.

“Lipulek is an integral part of Nepal. Through the Speaker, I request the government to take strong diplomatic initiatives for the return of that land. ’

Lawmaker Durga Rai said that the agreement between India and China to use Nepal’s Lipulek would not be acceptable in a way that would harm Nepal’s independence, territorial integrity and self-respect.

“Let us once again forge a national consensus between the ruling party and the opposition on the issue,” he said. Although small in geography, Nepal is sovereign, India’s claim on Lipulekh is not based on truth and evidence, unilateral artificial claims are not acceptable to Nepal, diplomatic initiatives should not be delayed in this regard. ’

Narayani Sharma said that lipulek, Kalapani and Limpiyadhura are an integral part of Nepal and the agreement reached between India and China for the operation of trade routes between the two countries cannot be accepted without any discussion with Nepal. He urged all political parties to take initiative to resolve the problems under the leadership of the Prime Minister by making the same resolve.

Lawmaker Nainkala Thapa said that the agreement reached between India and China on lipulek has worried the sovereign and independent Nepalis. He said that China and India have shown a tendency to hate Nepal, so that thinking needs to be corrected immediately.

Lawmaker Prabhu Hazara said that although Lipulek, Limpiyadhura and Kalapani are Nepali territories, the decision of Nepal and India to build trade points in those areas without any consultation with Nepal is invalid for Nepalis.

Lawmaker Devendra Poudel extended best wishes to all Nepalis on the occasion of The Hartalika Special Occasion and drew their attention for repair and improvement of the road leading to Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve.

Thakur Gaire pointed out the need for reforms as some feudal remnants are still becoming flamboyant, expensive and expensive in the name of Teej. He expressed the belief that teej would unite in favor of social justice, democracy, people’s livelihood and good governance in favor of national interest by strengthening social unity.

Lawmaker Narayan Prakash Saud suggested that the school education bill should be taken forward by making it acceptable to all.

Lawmaker Narayan Prasad Acharya urged for timely repair and improvement of Rampur section of Rampur section of Palpa as it holds great importance in road, agriculture, cash and education sectors.

Lawmaker Pushpa Bahadur Shah requested for the provision of distribution of social security allowance at the doorstep of the senior citizen as he died in a fall while on his way to make the national identity card this week.

Lawmaker Prakash Jwala drew the attention of the government through the House to include the infrastructure sector in Salyan district due to the earthquake that struck Jajarkot center, to carry out reconstruction programmes at the earliest and arrange fire engines in the district.

Lawmaker Pratiksha Tiwari extended best wishes to all on the occasion of Teej and demanded effective monitoring to check price rise, black marketing and artificial scarcity of essential commodities during the upcoming festive season.

Prem Maharjan pointed out the need for strong diplomatic efforts to bring back Nepali territories Kalapani, Lipulekh and Limpiyadhura as Nepal has close relations with India and China.