By Telegraph Nepal
Nepal’s
southern neighbor India has
once again made commitment to extend support to Nepal in all its capacities for
sustainable peace, stability and prosperity.
Indian support is always
dangerous.
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan
Singh made this hair raising comment when he met Nepal’s India groomed and
elevated Prime Minister Baburam on the sidelines of United Nations Rio+20
Conference on Sustainable Development in Rio de Janerio, Brazil.
Baburam also thanked PM Singh for
India’s constructive support
to Nepal
for peace and stability.
But which constructive support?
It should be “damaging” support instead.
He also requested for India’s further support in Nepal’s economic
sector.
Inviting the trouble maker
officially.
A press statement issued by
Nepal’s embassy in Brazil, as reports have it claim that, Dr. Singh had all
praise to Nepali political leadership for successfully accomplishing the peace
process. Is it a joke!
But which peace Dr. Singh is
talking about?
“India
is ready to extend support to Nepal
to the possible extent,” Dr. Singh is quoted as saying.
Critics in Nepal however claim that since India has already extended support in all its
capacities yet with dismal end result, it is advisable thus for India not to extend further support to Nepal. That would, analysts hope, would be the best
support from India.
Have mercy on Nepal
please.
Interestingly, claim analysts the
only objective of Nepal’s
Prime Minister Baburam who has now become an expert of ‘merging &
submerging theory’ to attend the Rio+20 Summit
was to meet the Indian Prime Minister Manmohan and the Norwegian Prime Minister
Jens Stoltenberg.
Norway, by the way, is also very
close to Prachanda and Babu Ram from the people’s war period.
Eric Solheim, the previous
development minister of Norway
had established personal friendship with Dr. Bhattarai and Dahal while these
Nepal Maoist veterans were in New
Delhi.
What he would have talked to both
the PMs that did not appear in media is yet anybody’s guess.
How the previous Indian supports
to Nepal have yielded
results here does tell that Nepal
now should not ask for any Indian support.
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