He says that saying we do not carry the burden of the past means that it was wrong to include territories including Lipulekh in the map in the past.
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Opposition party Rastriya Prajatantra Party (RPP) Chairman Rajendra Lingden has suggested that the government and the ruling party Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSWP) adopt sensitivity on foreign affairs.
Speaking to media persons after an all-party meeting called by Rastriya Swatantra Party Chairman Ravi Lamichhane on Monday after his visit to India, he said that he had made the suggestion. 'The entire country will have to bear the brunt of the wrongdoings of this government.' Therefore, a little more mature behavior should be adopted,' Lingden said, 'Whether it is the Prime Minister's speech in the Parliament regarding the border. Or the RSPP Chairman's statement when he went to India and said that we do not carry the burden of the past. That makes a lot of sense. Now we have made the suggestion. We said that such things should be used carefully. Does saying that we do not carry the burden of the past mean that everyone was bad in the past?'
He said that saying we do not carry the burden of the past would mean that it was wrong to include Lipulekh and other territories in the map in the past. 'We have unanimously passed the parliament and included them in the schedule of the constitution based on our historical background, our facts and evidence, and we will not carry that,' Lingden said. 'That too can be discussed in a new way. That is why sensitivity should be adopted regarding foreign issues. And the victory that the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh has achieved now and the special welcome that the President has received during his visit to India. I have suggested that you turn it into an opportunity.'
