Nepal Closes India Border for 72 Hours Ahead of Elections
Summary
Parsa district in Nepal has closed its border with India for 72 hours starting midnight Monday ahead of the House of Representatives elections. The closure aims to ensure election security and harmonious Holi celebrations.
Key Points
- Parsa district administration has closed the border with India for 72 hours starting from midnight on Falgun 18 for election security.
- The border closure affects crossings with East Champaran and West Champaran districts in Bihar, India.
- Restrictions during Holi include prohibition of crowding, disturbance, forced color application, and political party symbols in clothing.
- Use of motorcycles during Holi and diesel-powered or noisy musical instruments in campaigns and social programs are banned until election results are declared.
