India-Pakistan: <b>August 11, 2004</b>

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August 11, 2004

India is sending more police and troops to the Nepalese border because of the increased threat of Maoist attacks. Indian Maoists rebels are working with Nepalese Maoists to battle Indian police and maintain sanctuaries for Nepalese Maoist gunmen in India.

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