Telegraph Nepal
Narayan Man Bijukche Rohit termed
Nepal’s Maoists as India’s ‘Trojan Horse’.
The Trojan horse is a tale from
the Trojan War about the trick that allowed the Greeks to finally enter into
the city of Troy (Wikipedia).
“I am not making comments without
proof,” he said 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”.
“The driver who was driving one
of the trucks is from my district of Bhaktapur,” he claimed and added, “The
then Defense Minister (India) George Fernandez is directly involved in the
incident.”
George Fernandez is the one, to recall, who being a sitting minister of
India had taken China as number one enemy. And he was supporting the Maoists.
“The Maoists prime objective is
to create fissure in the Nepal Army. They have been assigned with this role
after the peace agreement”, confidently claimed Bijukche and said further that,
“The Maoists are not a nationalist force, instead they are India’s ‘Trojan
Horse’.”
A new nomenclature indeed. But
doesn’t the June 2002 Nepal Maoists-Indian Government Treaty justifies his
claim?
“I advise the President to
immediately get rid of such a horse”, he claimed while addressing a press meet
organized by mobile team of Reporters’ Club in Bhaktapur, August 24, 2012.
How the Maoists react to this grave
allegation will be no less interesting to observe.
Courtesy: Telegraphnepal.com
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