PM Modi will go to Nepal, before that neighboring Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli will visit India

Kathmandu: Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli is going to visit India. Oli has said that he will visit India and preparations are going on between the two sides regarding this journey. However, he did not explain a certain date for the journey. But he said that he will visit India at the right time. He also told during this time that he has invited PM Modi to come to Nepal, he can visit Kathmandu by November.

Why did Oli say I will visit India at the right time?

Oli’s remarks came at a time when there was speculation in the local media that he had not received any formal invitation from India, indicating that their relations with India had come to an end. Oli said in an interview to Nepal’s YouTube channel ‘Guidelines TV’ late Thursday night, “I will probably go on a trip to India. My journey will be only when both sides prepare for it.”

Oli visited China before India

Significantly, in July 2023, Oli took over as the Prime Minister of Nepal for the fourth time, when he was working as the President of Nepal Communist Party (UML). After assuming office, he chose a visit to China as his first foreign trip, which was different from the tradition. Because till now most of the Nepali Prime Minister has been traveling to India first foreign foreign.

PM Modi invited to come to Nepal

Oli also revealed that he had sent an invitation to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to come to Nepal. “Prime Minister Modi will probably come to Nepal around November. I have already sent him an invitation. During this time he reiterated” My visit to India will be at the right time. “Prime Minister Modi and Oli met for the last time during the 6th BIMSTEC conference in Bangkok on 4 April.

India did nothing wrong against me

Oli also said that the rumors spread against him about India are false. He clarified, “When I became the Prime Minister, India did nothing wrong against me. In another context, Oli said,” We have very good relations with both India and China. Both India and China are rapidly emerging economic powers, and it is good that our neighboring is on the path of development. ”He also said that Nepal could benefit from their development ‘Spill-Over’ effect.

There is no bitterness in India-China

Oli suggested, “India and China should not bring bitterness in mutual competition. Competition should be healthy. They should adopt the path of cordial relations … not the path that creates stress.” When asked what effect it will have on Nepal if the tension between India and China increases, Oli said, “If there are good relations between India and China, then Nepal will also benefit. We can benefit from them through cooperation and partnership and their big market.” (AP)

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