Modi impresses Nepali leaders; renewed hope of better ties
- 5 years ago
The commitments and candour in the expressions of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his meetings here have paved the way for the two countries to renew their bilateral relations with political leaders across the spectrum lauding his approach and statements.
On Sunday evening, Modi addressed a section of Nepali politicians who regularly rake up anti-India sentiments and demand that the Nepal-India Friendship Treaty of 1950 be revisited, something that the Indian prime minister has promised to do.
"What kind of changes do you need in the 1950 treaty? I urge you all to come to a common ground and present a new proposal. But I also ask you not to do politics over it which would not benefit either side," Modi said in a banquet hosted by Prime Minister Sushil Koirala.
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On Sunday evening, Modi addressed a section of Nepali politicians who regularly rake up anti-India sentiments and demand that the Nepal-India Friendship Treaty of 1950 be revisited, something that the Indian prime minister has promised to do.
"What kind of changes do you need in the 1950 treaty? I urge you all to come to a common ground and present a new proposal. But I also ask you not to do politics over it which would not benefit either side," Modi said in a banquet hosted by Prime Minister Sushil Koirala.
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