The Indian vehicles were stranded in Nepal side of the border since long time due to border obstruction.
Drivers of the Indian cargo vehicles had even launched a sit-in in front of Birgunj-based Indian consulate office demanding the reopening of the border.
Earlier this morning, Nepal police had cleared the border obstruction after it removed the UDMF cadres who were holding sit-in at the Birgunj-Raxaul checkpoint for more than one month.
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As soon as the Indian vehicles crossed the border, Indian security forces allowed the Madhesi protesters to organize protest at the no man's land region of Nepal-Indian border although Indian police had prevented them to do so earlier this morning.
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