Archive · 24 May 2025
India and Nepal Conduct Joint Border Operation Against Terror Threats
Imagine India and Nepal are neighbors who work together to keep things safe.
They're now doing joint patrols and searching near the border because they heard some people from Pakistan might be planning something bad.
Border guards from both countries are working together to find these people.
They're checking the forests and sharing information to make sure everyone is safe.
They also keep a close watch on important places in India and Nepal.
India and Nepal are conducting joint operations along their shared border.
The operation follows intelligence inputs about potential terrorist threats from Pakistan.
SSB and APF are involved in searching for suspects.
Soldiers from both countries are patrolling together in the operation.
Coordination meetings and intelligence sharing are regular.
- Who
- India's SSB and Nepal's APF.
- What
- Joint combing operations, patrolling, and intelligence sharing.
- When
- Currently, following intelligence inputs.
- Where
- Along the India-Nepal international border.
- Why
- To counter potential terrorist threats and suspicious activities.
- Operation Type
- Joint combing operations and patrolling
- Key Participants
- India's Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) and Nepal's Armed Police Force (APF)
- Operation Location
- No-man's land area at the India-Nepal international border
- Target
- Suspected Pakistani terrorists
- Cooperation Method
- Regular coordination meetings and intelligence sharing
- Shared Border Length
- 1,700 km
