"The (Indian) Home Minister expressed his concern on the growth of
religious fundamentalism in the border areas," an official statement
said.
New Delhi has been raising the issue of spurt in activities of
fundamentalist elements along the border of the two countries with
Kathmandu and had asked Nepal in the past to take action to check such
activities.
Indian agencies have reported to the government that many religious
institutes have come up just across the border some of which are being
used by jehadi elements, sources said.
Singh underlined the need for more focused efforts to control the
activities of criminal elements, terrorists and other Indian insurgent
groups along the Indo-Nepal border.
The Nepalese Home Minister informed Singh that several steps have already been taken to check cross-border crimes.
Gautam assured full cooperation to India. He made it clear that Nepal
will ensure that there is no security threat to India from his country.
Singh appreciated the efforts of the Nepal government in dealing with
trans-border crimes. He also expressed concern on the smuggling of fake
Indian currency notes and human trafficking.
Singh stated that there is a need for evolving a bilateral mechanism for dealing with the issue of human trafficking.
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