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Source:Roshan Khadka’s Facebook 
Kathmandu, April 16: A team has left Kathmandu today to deploy a team of Armed Police Force for border security around Lipulek. A team has left Kathmandu to set up a Border Monitoring Post (BOP) at Chhangru in Darchula’s Byas Gaunpalika-1.
After India inaugurated the one-way road, a team of armed police is being sent in a Nepal Army helicopter today for border security in the area. Today, a Nepal Army MI-17 helicopter will take the team there. A few days ago, India inaugurated the road from Pithoragarh in India to Lipubhanyang in Mansarovar, China via Gunji in Kalapani, Nepal. The government is immediately sending an armed team to the area to protect the border.
It is said that 25 armed policemen will be deployed at the border monitoring post. According to Dambar Bahadur Bista, Deputy Superintendent of Armed Police Force, Armed Police Force, Nepal No. 50, a team of 25 people led by Inspector Mili Bahadur Chand has gone there today. Although the government had decided to set up a BOP here last November, it had not been established yet.
At that time, there were 107 BOPs of the Armed Police in the border area. In November, the government had decided to set up 114 BOPs. After that, BOPs were established in only 13 places, said Pravin Kumar Shrestha, spokesperson of the Armed Police Force Nepal.
