A friendship bus service between India and Nepal via Champawat in
Uttarakhand resumed on Monday January 04,2016 after a gap of 27 years, much to the
delight of people on either side of the border who have family and trade
ties with each other.
The bus which runs between Kanchanpur in Nepal close to
Banbasa border in Champawat district of Uttarakhand and Anand Vihar,
Delhi has been regularised from today after being run on a trial basis
for a week, incharge of Sharda barrage international police station B M
Upreti said.
Resumption of the service between the two countries after its prolonged suspension has been welcomed by locals on either side of the border as about eight to ten thousand Nepalis travel in these buses on a daily basis from Kanchanpur district, Dandel Dhura, Voti, Sapen, Acham, Kalali, Jagbuddha and Siddhartha Nagar areas in Nepal
People on both sides of the border have family as well as trade relations with each other and they are very happy about the resumption of the service after long years of suspension
These air conditioned buses with Indian and Nepalese flags painted on their bodies will enter the Nepalese district of Kanchanpur at 6 AM every day and start for Delhi from there at 6 PM every evening, Upreti said.
No special documents are required to travel in these
buses which provides free wi-fi connectiviy and a bottle of mineral
water for free to the passengers
The service had been suspended 27 years back in the wake of the Indo-Nepal Trade and Transit Treaty
Resumption of the service between the two countries after its prolonged suspension has been welcomed by locals on either side of the border as about eight to ten thousand Nepalis travel in these buses on a daily basis from Kanchanpur district, Dandel Dhura, Voti, Sapen, Acham, Kalali, Jagbuddha and Siddhartha Nagar areas in Nepal
People on both sides of the border have family as well as trade relations with each other and they are very happy about the resumption of the service after long years of suspension
These air conditioned buses with Indian and Nepalese flags painted on their bodies will enter the Nepalese district of Kanchanpur at 6 AM every day and start for Delhi from there at 6 PM every evening, Upreti said.
The service had been suspended 27 years back in the wake of the Indo-Nepal Trade and Transit Treaty
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