An anti-India song playing on the FM radio of Nepal is also heard at the border area of Maharajganj. People also listen to Nepali FM in the border areas of Maharajganj adjacent to Navalparasi and Rupanadehi of Nepal. Nepal has committed another mischievous act in the midst of a border dispute. On his FM station, they are playing anti-India songs, which are also heard in the Indian border region. Indians angry at listening to the song have stopped listening to Nepali FM. Through the song, Kalapani, Lipulekh is being described as part of Nepal.
Madheshi leaders Mahendra Yadav, Gulzari Yadav, Krishnakumar, Manoj Tripathi, Taranath and Santosh said that Nepal government should ban anti-India songs on FM. The two countries have long-standing friendly relations. If there are any differences, it can be resolved by talks. India is not just a neighboring country, we are also brothers. Our civilization and culture are all one. The relationship between Nepal and India will continue. Raju Kumar Saw, Police Officer of Nautanwa, Maharajganj, said that vigilance is being maintained on the border. Nepali FM will be talked to the officials of the neighboring country. FM radio of Nepal is heard in the border area of Sonauli border in Maharajganj district.
Apart from this, all organizations and political parties of Nepal have opened their front expressing their displeasure with the policies of the Government of Nepal on the streets of Nepal's Dhakdhai, Butwal, Nawalparasi, Janakpur Chowk intersections. Janata Samajwadi Party leaders Prashant Gupta, Aslam Khan, Vidya Yadav, Tahir Ali, Ravi Rauniyar, Veer Bahadur Kshetri in Rupanadehi and Nawalparasi districts, termed politics on citizenship discrimination and language wrong. Nepal Congress leaders Baijnath Sahni, Rajkumar Yadav, Indrabhan Chaudhary and Akbal Khan also demonstrated against the government.
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