Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah has said the United Kingdom should also show concern over the Lipulekh-Limpiyadhura border dispute, arguing that the issue stems from unresolved boundaries dating back to the British India era. Speaking in Nepal’s House of Representatives, Shah said Kathmandu had raised the matter with India, China and Britain, and had already sent a diplomatic note to India. He added that India’s response suggested resolving the issue through discussions involving historians, surveyors and experts. Shah also made a striking remark on Nepal-India border issues, saying he had learned after becoming Prime Minister that Nepal may have encroached on some areas of Indian territory as well. He stressed that both sides should sit together and examine the matter to find a solution.