evidence: After sparking a regional and worldwide controversy by changing the internal status of Kashmir, India’s new official political map is stirring criticism in Nepal, including from Nepal’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA). The updated map of India released on November 2 includes a major Nepali claim, an area known as Kalapani. Four days after the map’s release, Nepal’s MOFA released a press statement objecting to the inclusion of Kalapani in the Indian map. The press statement stated: "The Nepal government firmly believes that the Kalapani is a part of Nepal." India’s unilateral and illegal move to encroach upon Nepal’s Kalapani goes against the 1816 Suguali treaty between Nepal and the then East India Company. [...] Bipin Adhikari, a constitutional expert, told The Diplomat, "Who says Kalapani, Lipu Lekh, and Limphuyadhara are ‘disputed territories’? They are part of Nepal and will remain so. The Indian security forces must go back the way they moved in during the Sino-Indian war. Enough is enough! The age of occupation must come to an end."