Indian Prime Minister Dr. Singh willing to visit Nepal soon: Media

Telegraph Nepal

Reports have it that India’s Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh is likely to make a whirlwind trip to Nepal within this month.

The Annapurna Post daily April 20, 2012, has it that Dr. Singh is willing to visit Nepal mainly because peace and constitutional processes are heading towards a positive conclusion.

The visit schedule though yet remains to be confirmed, reports the Annapurna daily.

“With the contentious issue of integration of Maoists’ combatants being already settled and likelihood of constitution drafted within the deadline remaining high, Prime Minister Singh has expressed his willingness to visit Nepal”, it is also reported.

Dr. Singh’s eagerness to visit Nepal may have been to handover, analysts guess, the India made Nepal Constitution. The likelihood remains as hinted by C. P. Gajurel some days back.

Notably, Prime Minister Singh has expressed willingness to visit Nepal close on the heels of the self-humiliating admission of India’s former friend turned bête noir ( temporarily) Chairman Pushpa Kamal wherein he stated recently that “without India’s direct involvement, the formation of constituent assembly, the forced ouster of 240 years old Hindu monarchy and conclusion of peace and constitutional processes would have been impossible”.

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 “Would it be right to say that Nepal's peace and constitutional processes would not have been possible without Indian support”, responding to this somewhat painful query by a Kathmandu based Indian journalist, Dahal had admitted in a shameful manner saying that(sic), “Definitely! In saying that the 12-point understanding was signed in Delhi means that there was India's active support-otherwise it was not possible. CA elections would not have been possible. There could have been problems with the declaration of a republic. Now also, to take peace and the constitution to a logical conclusion, without Indian support, it will be very complex and difficult.”

Dahal by implication has “exposed” India to the hilt.

What remains from Nepali politicos of the sort of Pushpa Kamal and his ilk to expect than to voluntarily accept the graceful “merger” of mother Nepal into the Indian union, critics conclude.

Strikingly similar Lendhup phenomenon, if one were to recall the early years of 1970s.

Sikkim felt the same pains prior to the merger, analysts opine.

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  • Posted on - 2012-04-24    by     SWAVIMAN
  • Dr Man Mohan Sing PM of INDIA: Do you have that PRESTIGE to visit NEPAL? What you and your former INDIAN GOVERNMENT have done to Nepal? Please try to remember! THE indian SWAVIMAN forever REMEMBER that. Thank you
  • Posted on - 2012-04-24    by     GURKHA
  • Sonia Gandhi COMES and GOES but, the INDIA will remain under the INDIAN PEOPLES. That is and was the FATES of INDIA.
  • Posted on - 2012-04-20    by     chankya
  • I simply say that India still could not understand that a stable Nepal is always better for her.All disturbances in India now a days are because Nepal is destabilized.Why donot accept the truth my brother Indians?it is in our both countries interests.Country runs by institution ,not by outside instruction. you are welcome in Nepal.But let Nepali decide their fate and destiny.My advice to you Mr Prime Minister ,please handle very carefully because it is very delicate.Any wrong move may be a final move to bulverse the intire situation more or less coming favourably.Many things to be repaired in our relations.I donot see a comfortable place without a doubt. Your two different type of agents have spoiled the situation,their apearance to public have got back fire.This also you have to consider. My best wishes to you Mr Prime Minister, but be aware, time is very critical and Nepal needs a fully matured KHELADI.
  • Posted on - 2012-04-20    by     Jame
  • This is really a serious matter, why this sardar ji is coming to Nepal. Better someone show him a balck flag, not to visit again in our country. Sonia Gandhi may wants to say something to Nepali, that we are coming to merge in the great nation India. Remember, Sonia Gandhi is a gift to India during cold war to shake the country. Thats why Khalistaan came to the picture and now maoist in Nepal.
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