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India, Nepal discuss cooperation to check cross-border crimes
LD KRISHNA
Ajay Kaul and Shirish B Pradhan
Kathmandu, Jan 17 (PTI) India on Sunday said it looked
forward to cooperation from Nepal in addressing its security
concerns as the two sides explored ways to control
cross-border crimes, such as smuggling of fake Indian currency
and human trafficking, and agreed to combat terrorism jointly.
"I brought to notice of Nepalese leadership that the
territory of Nepal is being used for anti-India activities,
fake note smuggling and drug trafficking and we want
government of Nepal to prevent such unhealthy activities,"
External Affairs Minister of India S M Krishna said, wrapping
up his three-day visit here.
Krishna, who met Nepal President Ram Baran Yadav, Premier
Madhav Kumar Nepal and Deputy Premier and Foreign Minister
Sujata Koirala among others, said "they have assured me that
Nepalese territory will not be allowed to be used for
anti-India activities and that they will be vigilant."
"We look forward to their cooperation," he said.
A joint statement issued at the end of his visit here
said Krishna and Koirala discussed security concerns of their
respective countries and agreed that terrorism and extremism
were a threat to both sides. "They agreed to cooperate closely
to end this menace."
They discussed ways to enhance bilateral security
cooperation to control cross-border crimes such as smuggling
of fake Indian currency, human trafficking and arms smuggling.
Krishna assured Nepal that India was willing to provide
all possible assistance to it, including to its security
organisations, as per its request. (More) PTI AKK
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Ajay Kaul and Shirish B Pradhan
Kathmandu, Jan 17 (PTI) India on Sunday said it looked
forward to cooperation from Nepal in addressing its security
concerns as the two sides explored ways to control
cross-border crimes, such as smuggling of fake Indian currency
and human trafficking, and agreed to combat terrorism jointly.
"I brought to notice of Nepalese leadership that the
territory of Nepal is being used for anti-India activities,
fake note smuggling and drug trafficking and we want
government of Nepal to prevent such unhealthy activities,"
External Affairs Minister of India S M Krishna said, wrapping
up his three-day visit here.
Krishna, who met Nepal President Ram Baran Yadav, Premier
Madhav Kumar Nepal and Deputy Premier and Foreign Minister
Sujata Koirala among others, said "they have assured me that
Nepalese territory will not be allowed to be used for
anti-India activities and that they will be vigilant."
"We look forward to their cooperation," he said.
A joint statement issued at the end of his visit here
said Krishna and Koirala discussed security concerns of their
respective countries and agreed that terrorism and extremism
were a threat to both sides. "They agreed to cooperate closely
to end this menace."
They discussed ways to enhance bilateral security
cooperation to control cross-border crimes such as smuggling
of fake Indian currency, human trafficking and arms smuggling.
Krishna assured Nepal that India was willing to provide
all possible assistance to it, including to its security
organisations, as per its request. (More) PTI AKK
AHM
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