Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli on Monday said that Nepal wants to benefit from the excelling economic developments of its neighbors – India and China – while taking steps forward. On the fourth day of his ongoing state visit to India, PM Oli attended the 21st Sapru Prawachan organized by the Indian Council of World Affairs (ICWA) in New Delhi. Addressing the program, the PM expressed Nepal’s cravings to mount result-oriented collaboration with India and China for the sake of development. He made it clear that Nepal’s soil would not be allowed to be misused against any of its neighbors, and spoke of Indian government’s security concern and long existing friendship with India.
The PM said the new constitution addressed the Nepali people’s diverse sentiments and its promulgation ended a historic political workload. “The constitution was not promulgated at once but rather through minute deliberations and a democratic process,” PM Oli said, adding, “The world community was curious and excited on this, and we have rightly addressed their sentiments as well.” He reminded of the process held at the Constituent Assembly (CA) which saw consultations being held with all the communities and sections, and emphasized that the constitution got votes of more than 90 per cent of the CA members. RSS
