<h1>State seeks compensation from neighboring kingdom for transboundary flood damage and urges joint river commission inclusion</h1> The state government asserted that transboundary runoff from a neighboring kingdom caused recent floods and formally sought compensation, urging creation or inclusion in an Indo-neighbour joint river commission to address river management and disaster prevention. The executive alleged central government withholding of financial assistance for calamity response and announced administrative measures: damage surveys, reconstruction of washed-away housing, temporary infrastructure repairs, and procedures to reissue lost identity and land documents to victims. The claims raise potential issues of international responsibility for transboundary harm, bilateral dispute resolution mechanisms, and coordination of domestic disaster-relief funding and legal remedies.