Where to go first? Is it written in the scriptures? Is it written in the constitution? Is it written in the Charter of the United Nations?
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Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has objected to comments saying that he is going to do immature things by visiting China first instead of India and termed them as 'absurd' and 'coward'.
He addressed the public awakening meeting of UML on Darbarmarg in Kathmandu He asked where he should have gone first.
'Some people say that they are immature and have gone where they should have gone before they found a business. What is mature? Where to go first? It is written in the scriptures that ? Is it written in the constitution? It is written in the Charter of the United Nations ? Where did you find maturity?' Prime Minister Oli said, These are absurd and cowardly things . We all neighbors mutual benefits and equal relations . We act on the basis of mutual respect And let's have a relationship .'
Last week, former Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal gave an interview to the Indian newspaper Hindu and said that Oli is going to visit China instead of going to India to play the China card. The UML strongly denied it through a statement.
Prime Minister Oli promised to advance neighborhood relations as a very balanced relationship .
'Protecting our geographical integrity, protecting our sovereignty and independence, protecting national interests and strengthening our neighborly relations', he said, 'We have no animosity towards anyone . There is no enemy.'
He said that his visit from the 17th will be successful. 'After I return from China, I will tell myself how I succeeded. China is not going to come around this way' Prime Minister Oli said.
