Indian Aadhaar Cards Being Fraudulently Made In Nepal

Indian Aadhaar cards being fraudulently made in Nepal to arrive in India during the Corona period, increased security risk.

During the Corona era, there have been reports of fake Indian card making in Nepal. Here, long queues of Nepali citizens have been seen at the Banbasa border for Budhawar to enter India.

Subsequently, Tanakpur SDM officer Himanshu Kafaltia said that many Nepali citizens are making Indian Aadhaar cards to come to India through the Banbasa border which could pose a security risk.

He said that in this regard, the issue of security of the Aadhaar card of most Nepalese people has come up, although this issue has been raised before other officials in this regard.

Explain that during the lockdown imposed in India, on March 25, all the borders connecting India and Nepal were declared to be closed first.

Talking to a leading news agency he said that we are investigating in view of the security issue related to Indian Ard during the Corona period.

During the investigation, all the people entering India from Nepal are being seen with the identity cards and all the necessary information is being seen.

At the same time, it is also being asked what work Nepali citizens do in India and which contractor has made their Aadhaar card.

He said that a large number of people in Nepal are entering India by showing their Aadhar card. However, we accepted their Aadhaar card.

Nepal shocks China, India gets a green signal for the rail project

Shocking China, Nepal on Wednesday approved the fast-track railroad project from India to Kathmandu. This proposal has been approved by ignoring China’s proposal to connect Kathmandu with Tibet.

China had proposed laying the rail line to Nepal’s capital Kathmandu. The latest decision by Nepal has shocked China’s efforts to establish influence in the Himalayan country.

Experts believe that Kathmandu’s connectivity to the railway line has special strategic meaning, which will further strengthen the defense cooperation of India and Nepal.