Prachanda said that Nepal and India both sides should sit together and hold discussions, keeping the map before them.

Discussions have been held on several issues during my India visit. We are concerned on matters relating to national interest and sovereignty. Talks have also been held on the issue of the map,” the Prime Minister told the Parliament.

The two leaders also vowed to resolve the vexed boundary dispute in the spirit of friendship.

Responding to the questions from lawmakers regarding the agreements reached during his India visit and the authentication of the Citizenship Amendment Bill in the House of Representatives, Prachanda said that Nepal and India both sides should sit together and hold discussions, keeping the map before them.