Pithoragarh: In what can cause fresh firm taste between India and Nepal, the Nepalese government prepares to conduct a census in the Pithoragarh region of Pithoragarh Regency for a year after it supports a new map including Lipulekh, the PARTS and LimpiyAdhura part of the region.
Nepalese census training today, the 12th, began on November 11 and will end on November 25.
The source told Ti that the census was trying to do in Gunji Village, Prophet and Kuti Kalapani.
They added that the Nepal Central Statistics Bureau, which was assigned its task, was exploring various ways to calculate population numbers because it would not be possible to send teams to visit villages.
“Overall, it will be an indirect census, where the number of households will be calculated using satellite images and other technologies,” said a source.
Other options that are being considered are estimating the current population based on the 2011 Indian Census report In May last year after Defense Minister Uni Rajnath Singh inaugurated the road 74 km which stretched from Ghatiyabagar to Lipulekh Pass.
Nepal had protested, alleged that the road passed the territory.
Furthermore, the Nepalese parliament with a round voice chose to change the constitution to update the country’s map to include the 201AN as part of its territory.
Meanwhile, calling census exercises in the region of the public ‘political gimmick’ by Nepal, Sanam Nabiyal, Gram Pradhan from the village of Nabi, said, “The Prophet, Gunji and Kuti were Indian citizens and this region was part of the Indian region.
Nepal Do not have a business that conducts a census in this field.
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