Is China involved in making “Prachanda” the PM of Nepal?…Know the conspiracy of the dragon.

Nepal New PM Prachand: Ever since the Maoist leader Pushpa Kamal Dahal became the Prime Minister of Nepal, India is keeping a close watch on every development there. The past history of Prachanda and former PM KP Sharma Oli, who became PM for the third time, has not been good in terms of relations with India. Both the leaders are supporters of China. While former PM Sher Bahadur Deuba tried to restore good relations with India. Prachanda had earlier supported Sher Bahadur Deuba, who won 89 seats in the 275-member House of Representatives. But at the last moment he joined hands with anti-India leader KP Sharma Oli. It is believed that Prachanda has done this at the behest of China. Because Prachanda is also a supporter of China. In such a situation, this conspiracy of China against India seems to be successful.

China trying to surround India from all sides

After Pakistan, now China has conspired to spread unrest in India through Nepal as well. It is believed that with Prachanda becoming the PM, the relations between India and Nepal may become more tense. Nepal on the border can do tension-causing activities under the pressure of Chinese conspiracy. Both Prachanda and the other leader of the alliance, KP Sharma Oli, have been inclined towards China. Foreign policy experts said on Monday that India will have to carefully watch the developments in Nepal and focus on taking forward the overall relationship. His remarks come amid apprehensions that China will be at an advantage under the new Nepal government headed by former Maoist leader Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’.

Nepal’s former foreign minister also expressed concern
Prachanda joined hands with former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli-led CPN-UML and five other smaller parties to become the country’s Prime Minister for the third time. Nepal’s former foreign minister Ramesh Nath Pandey said the present situation is not encouraging for India-Nepal relations, as the “present leaders” had soured ties in the past. “The past records of the present leaders are not encouraging. They created new obstacles in the relationship and instead of doing away with unwanted things, they created more problems. In between, when he was the Prime Minister, there was some tension in the relations between India and Nepal.

India will have to keep a close watch
Ranjit Rai, former Ambassador of India to Nepal and author of ‘Kathmandu Dilemma, Resetting India Nepal Ties’, said, “This is certainly an unexpected development as the five-party coalition led by the Nepali Congress has not come to a consensus on this.” Who would be the first prime minister?” “India will have to watch the developments carefully as China is trying to unite various factions of communist parties in the region,” he said. We have to keep an eye on it.” Rai, who was the Indian ambassador in Kathmandu from September 2013 to February 2017, said Prachanda was aware of the importance of relations between India and Nepal. “Also, I would like to say that we have worked with Prachanda during his last two terms as Prime Minister. He had recently visited India at the invitation of BJP President JP Nadda. He is aware of the importance of relations between India and Nepal.