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Dont give your own imaginations in the border dispute. We know what india has been doing to its neighbour countries .it is not the first time and first country (Nepal) encroachment shown by india.Alot of them are there so it doesnot mean we are small than you can blame anything . We are an independent nation and we know our territory.. Dedicated m…
This is utmost disrespect to have come from any official agency against Nepalese sovereignty. A man leading such a prestigious national body should choose his words wisely. Nepal has always been a good ally to India and its army but this is an act of betrayal on our relationship. I can’t even imagine who would have the authority to “behest” the sovereign decisions of Nepal, but if he thinks that its China/Tibet, then why would they even agree to open a pass with India without consulting Nepal in the first place. The Kalapani area was already a disputed area for more than 6 decades as agreed upon by both NEPAL and INDIA. Nepal also plans to take this unlawful bilateral decision made by INDIA and CHINA to open a pass on a through a third country i.e. NEPAL. The way we see it is, INDIA and China are the once working behind our backs but somehow NEPAL gets the blame here too. It wouldn’t be a fruitful way to address this issue if such people try to FORCEFULLY create any baseless narrative to support their wrongdoings. All we want is INDIA to respect our long history of friendly relationship and engage in diplomatic dialogue before jumping into conclusions and making hasty decisions. Nepal is a land of Intellectuals with history and culture, which is also the case for our fellow Indians, there is no dynamic in which CHINA fits in all of this, so there is no need to disrespect the decision of Nepal government and it’s people with such derogatory comments.
Dont give your own imaginations in the border dispute. We know what india has been doing to its neighbour countries .it is not the first time and first country (Nepal) encroachment shown by india.Alot of them are there so it doesnot mean we are small than you can blame anything . We are an independent nation and we know our territory.. Dedicated m…
This is utmost disrespect to have come from any official agency against Nepalese sovereignty. A man leading such a prestigious national body should choose his words wisely. Nepal has always been a good ally to India and its army but this is an act of betrayal on our relationship. I can’t even imagine who would have the authority to “behest” the sovereign decisions of Nepal, but if he thinks that its China/Tibet, then why would they even agree to open a pass with India without consulting Nepal in the first place. The Kalapani area was already a disputed area for more than 6 decades as agreed upon by both NEPAL and INDIA. Nepal also plans to take this unlawful bilateral decision made by INDIA and CHINA to open a pass on a through a third country i.e. NEPAL. The way we see it is, INDIA and China are the once working behind our backs but somehow NEPAL gets the blame here too. It wouldn’t be a fruitful way to address this issue if such people try to FORCEFULLY create any baseless narrative to support their wrongdoings. All we want is INDIA to respect our long history of friendly relationship and engage in diplomatic dialogue before jumping into conclusions and making hasty decisions. Nepal is a land of Intellectuals with history and culture, which is also the case for our fellow Indians, there is no dynamic in which CHINA fits in all of this, so there is no need to disrespect the decision of Nepal government and it’s people with such derogatory comments.