NEPAL:SITAULA SEEKS DELHI'S ADVICE ON CEREMONIAL MONARCHY
Look the tryst of destiny and the fate of the Nepalese. A Nepali sitting minister has been advised by the medical practitioners attending on him to “visit” Delhi for further and advanced check-up. Home Minister Krishna Prasad Sitaula who has recently developed a hearing disorder is to soon land in Delhi.
The climax is here:
Sitaula talking to reporters today said that while being in Delhi, he would have tête-à-tête with several Indian leaders on whether or not a ceremonial monarchy in Nepal is needed?
The Nepali Congress has empowered him to gather views from the Indian leaders, reports say.
This should perhaps explain what New Delhi means to Nepal and her “able and capable” leaders.
Home Minister Sitaula is considered even by his congress party colleagues to have been closer to the Maoists than his own party.
Sitaula talking to reporters today said that while being in Delhi, he would have tête-à-tête with several Indian leaders on whether or not a ceremonial monarchy in Nepal is needed?
The Nepali Congress has empowered him to gather views from the Indian leaders, reports say.
This should perhaps explain what New Delhi means to Nepal and her “able and capable” leaders.
Home Minister Sitaula is considered even by his congress party colleagues to have been closer to the Maoists than his own party.
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