BIPPA would be at least ok to us if indians had to acquire work permit  in nepal and priority had been set for the citizens of the country where the investment was being poured. for example:  a point in the agreement saying  at least  85% of the workforce should be comprised of the citizens of the nation where the investment is being done. apparently there seems to be no such provisions in the signed papers. also what are the terms in which, if the various investments are in loss due to state of emergency, war or other causes mentioned in the treaty , supposed be paid. what if major hydroelectricity investments  or any huge investents are damaged..and nepal is not able to pay the debts..what happens in that scenario..everything should be made clear. it also should have been made clear that the security forces of the either nations could not enter each others territory in the name of protecting their investments. there are so many loopholes in this treaty that compells me to think that this is conspiracy from indian side to get a tight grip on nepalese economy,natural resources, and colonize nepal just like east india company did to them, though in a subtle way.