Nepal has said that the issue related to the reported Chinese encroachment of its territory in the Western part of the country would be dealt with diplomatically.
A government report, leaked to a section of the international media, has accused China of encroaching into Western Nepal along the two countries' shared border.
Nepal's Communication Minister and government spokesperson Gyanendra Karki was quoted by the Press Trust of India (PTI) as saying that the issue relating to reported border encroachment by China "will be dealt with on the basis of reality not on reports."
"Our borders, whether it is with India or China, if there are any issues about that, then we are ready to resolve those through diplomatic means and these problems should not arise and the government would work diligently on it," he said.
"We should deal with the matter on the basis of reality at the appropriate times, not on the basis of reports," he said.
A committee was formed under the Home Ministry Joint Secretary to study the dispute over the Nepal-China border. The team, after studying the matter, produced initial findings that confirmed that there were some border issues between Nepal and China.
There were frequent reports about China encroaching Nepalese territory in Humla district as well as in the international media, which have often been denied by the Chinese embassy in Kathmandu.
The Chinese Embassy in New Delhi has clarified repeatedly that China and Nepal have resolved the boundary issue through friendly consultations as early as the 1960s, and there is no dispute at all.
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