Kathmandu, September 1
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Bimalendra Nidhi thinks the main opposition CPN-UML does not know much about diplomacy.
DPM Nidhi, speaking at a programme organised in Kathmandu on Thursday, said the UML, by demanding that the government make the letter that Nepal PM Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ sent to his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi public, has shown it knows nothing about diplomatic conduct.
In diplomacy, there’s no such practice that requires countries to make communications that have taken place between them public.
In diplomacy, there’s no such practice that requires countries to make communications that have taken place between them public, Nidhi said, adding that he visited India not as DPM and Home Minister but as Nepal PM Prachanda’s special emissary and handed over Prachanda’s letter to Indian PM Modi.
I visited India not as DPM and Home Minister but as Nepal PM Prachanda’s special emissary to Indian PM Modi. Constitution amendment doesn’t figure in the letter written to Modi
Further, Nidhi claimed the letter has made no mention of Constitution amendment, adding that the UML, which has ruled the country more than once, has shown diplomatic immaturity by making the letter an agenda of its standing committee meeting.
The UML has shown diplomatic immaturity by making the letter an agenda of its standing committee meeting
