25 children rescued at Gaddachauki Border while being taken to India
Summary
Twenty-five children under the age of 10 were rescued at the Gaddachauki border after being taken toward Dehradun, India, to study Tibetan language. Indian border personnel stopped the group at Banbasa and returned them to Nepal, prompting a police inquiry into the travel arrangements.
Key Points
- Twenty-five children from Simkot Rural Municipality-8 in Humla were rescued at the Gaddachauki border.
- The children were reportedly being taken to Dehradun, India, to study the Tibetan language.
- Indian border personnel stopped the group at the Banbasa checkpoint and returned them to Nepal.
- Police are investigating the circumstances of the cross-border movement and whether legal procedures were followed.
Other Coverage of This Story
Twenty-five children rescued from Gaddachauki border
risingnepaldaily.comTwenty-five children being taken to Dehradun via the Gaddachauki border in Kanchanpur were rescued and sent back to Nepal by …
Oct 15, 2026 14:1225 children rescued while being taken to India to study Tibetan
myrepublica.nagariknetwork.comTwenty-five children under 10 were rescued at the Gaddachauki border crossing in Kanchanpur while being taken to Dehradun, India, to …
Oct 15, 2026 10:32