NEPAL: LEFT UNITY, POSITIVE SIGNAL FOR SA, YECHURI
Sitaram Yechuri, the Indian Communist Party leader today met Nepal’s Prime Minister.
Mr. Yechuri had an hour long meeting with the Prime minister, reports say.
Sources close to the Prime Minister’s private secretariat talking to the telegraphnepal.com told that the two leaders discussed on timely conduct of the CA polls and the unity among the Eight Party Alliances.
Mr. Yehcuri, more so, was seen very concerned over the poor management of cantonment sites, the source said.
Mr. Yechuri got the distinction to visit one cantonment site in Chitwan together with Ian Martin, the UNMIN chief.
He is the first Indian to be honored to visit the site where Maoists militias are languishing.
He, however, beamingly said that if the left forces in Nepal unite would send positive signals in the entire south Asian region. He said this upon meeting Maoist deputy Babu Ram Bhattarai.
Analysts at the www.telegraphnepal.com conclude that Mr. Yechuri who is virtually a drop in India’s oceanic politics, however, is considered as a top-mentor for the communists in Nepal.
It appears that Yehcuri has more students in Nepal than what he has in his motherland.
Mr. Yechuri had an hour long meeting with the Prime minister, reports say.
Sources close to the Prime Minister’s private secretariat talking to the telegraphnepal.com told that the two leaders discussed on timely conduct of the CA polls and the unity among the Eight Party Alliances.
Mr. Yehcuri, more so, was seen very concerned over the poor management of cantonment sites, the source said.
Mr. Yechuri got the distinction to visit one cantonment site in Chitwan together with Ian Martin, the UNMIN chief.
He is the first Indian to be honored to visit the site where Maoists militias are languishing.
He, however, beamingly said that if the left forces in Nepal unite would send positive signals in the entire south Asian region. He said this upon meeting Maoist deputy Babu Ram Bhattarai.
Analysts at the www.telegraphnepal.com conclude that Mr. Yechuri who is virtually a drop in India’s oceanic politics, however, is considered as a top-mentor for the communists in Nepal.
It appears that Yehcuri has more students in Nepal than what he has in his motherland.
· Nepalese intellectual would love to learn in what capacity he comes to Nepal? Why he so frequently visits Nepal?
· More over, whom he represents from India when he comes to Nepal?
· After all who is he to mediate in between our political leaders?
· What are his intentions?
· Is he the Indian PM’s special extra-ordinary and plenipotentiary?
· Or he is undeclared Ambassador at Large of India to Nepal?
· How large he is in Politics of mediation? And finally who invited him this time in Nepal?
The academicians need adequate and convincing answers. However, such frequent unwanted arrivals of Indian politicos in Nepal humiliate the entire Nepali population. Analysts say that the Nepalese side has always been at the losing end as and when such visits are planned, invited or uninvited.
· More over, whom he represents from India when he comes to Nepal?
· After all who is he to mediate in between our political leaders?
· What are his intentions?
· Is he the Indian PM’s special extra-ordinary and plenipotentiary?
· Or he is undeclared Ambassador at Large of India to Nepal?
· How large he is in Politics of mediation? And finally who invited him this time in Nepal?
The academicians need adequate and convincing answers. However, such frequent unwanted arrivals of Indian politicos in Nepal humiliate the entire Nepali population. Analysts say that the Nepalese side has always been at the losing end as and when such visits are planned, invited or uninvited.
Source: Telegraph Nepal, April 26, 2007
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