Nepal: Indian envoy urges parties to unite, wrong platform used

Telegraph Nepal

At a Nepal-India Journalists’ meet in Biratnagar, Friday 31 August 2012, India’s ambassador to Nepal Sri Jayanat Prasad Srivastav appealed Nepal’s political actors to unite to resolve their common problems.

Wrong platform.

“Nepal’s constitution drafting is possible only through consensus and unity between Nepal’s political leadership,” claimed Jayant.

Instructions or suggestions?

He did not clarify however, India’s direct role in Nepal’s present political mess. And why should he as the Nepali population know it better because they have been feeling the Indian scorching heat each day.

The program was sponsored by B.P. Koirala India-Nepal Foundation.

Ambassador Prasad also claimed referring to India’s first prime minister late Jawaharlal Nehru that Nepal has since ancient times remained an independent and sovereign nation.

Appears to have studied Nehru’s “World History”.

“Nepal had been sovereign and independent nation much before the United States and India had been free,” he stressed.

Nepal was among the first fifteen states to have been in the globe when the notion of nation-state came into existence.

None of the journalists present at the program dared to ask the mighty Indian envoy the reason behind India nurturing the then terrorist declared Nepal’s Maoists who went on to kill more than fifteen thousand of their own brothers and sisters.

To recall, recently veteran communist and Chairman of Nepal Majdoor Kisan Party, Narayan Man Bijukche Rohit had labeled Nepal’s Maoists as India’s ‘Trojan Horse’.

Nepal Maoists had signed a Treaty with Atal Bihari Bajpayee government, in June 2002, as informed by S. D. Muni recently.

Bijucke is taken as the Nepali version of North Korea’s Kim Il-Sung.

“I am not making comments without proof,” said Bijukche confidently and added, “It was India that supplied substandard Insas Rifles and Night vision helicopters to the state and at the same time it was also supplying trucks full of modern arms and artilleries to the Maoists”. Full of ill intent.

India is yet to rebuke Bijukche’s allegations.

Ambassador Prasad also went on to say that journalists from across the country working along the border were the real ambassadors of their countries.

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Comments

Posted on - 2012-09-28 by rert
maoist are problem for india they don't supply any weapons to maoist guirellas. we in india hate the maoistvested interests trying to ruin indo-nepal relations.indians are fighting maoists in india itself in india maoist are more notoriously known as naxalvadi or naxalites.maoist in india kill & kidnap people daily.

Posted on - 2012-09-01 by ukesh
Look one and all nepali how india is destroying our peaceful country. Following lines says all. "It was India that supplied substandard Insas Rifles and Night vision helicopters to the state and at the same time it was also supplying trucks full of modern arms and artilleries to the Maoists”. Full of ill intent." totally a desire to destabalise nepal. Maobadi became a tool of india to weaken nepal and placed nepal 100 years back in development path. How long this so called baburam indian dog in nepal serves it master. He is there discussing alone with whole set of indian delegation on how to sell more of our country. This rascal Bhattarai is the real enemy and threat to our country. He has to be chased like jungali elephant from nepal

Posted on - 2012-09-01 by sk
@GUS Sir have you gone insane??? there is nothing to do with religion here... people like you are easy targets for india... atleast the X-king stood against india... because he stood against india..india made him a example so that no other nepali leader can stick their nose in india's nepal policy .. thats all

Posted on - 2012-08-31 by Gus
There seem to be a concerted effort to destroy India Nepal relation. Looks like this effort is from Maoist or Nepali Media or Pakistani ISI funded cronies. India employes largest number of Nepalese and give them free access to whole country. There is no illegal Naplese reference as in case of Bangladesh. India doesn't have fenced border and hence smuggling teror etc are also easy and inmical to India's interest. Effort will impact those Nepalese who livliuhood depend upon India. India has miscule presence in Nepal and will not be really impacted if everything breaks down. But Nepal and India are only two country in world where Hindus are laregest in Number. Destroying harmony will hurt Hindus most as Hindus are already tormeneted in Pakistan , Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Please do not destroy India Nepal goodwill.. as this will hurt Hindus most, Do not blame India for it's political class/politicians. Indian people are also not happy with their politicians. Virginia, USA.