Modi did not go to the airport to welcome Oli?

Modi did not go to the airport to welcome Oli?

Nepal's Prime Minister KP Oli's three-day visit to India began on Friday with a strong message. But his visit to Beijing as "the shadow" remains to be seen as the invisible presence of New Delhi.

Oli, who attacked New Delhi sophisticated in a long interview before going to the ground in India. Said Nepal will fall into debt trapped by joining the Ober project - it is India's campaign in its entirety. India is spreading the word about China-India conflict, he did not even say.

Oli said, 'There is a problem between India and Pakistan too. But the language that Pakistan uses about India, where, we do not do it! '

A report in Anandabazar said that New Delhi did not take the attack of Oli well. According to diplomatic sources, Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself went to Delhi airport to greet Nepalese Prime Minister Yunus yesterday, sending him to the central home minister Rajnath Singh.

And in the evening, Modi told Oli, that he wants to stay in India to build Kathmandu's infrastructure. But if Nepal cites China only to build the dam, then the electricity purchase from the country will be reconsidered. Oli also said that with the opportunity of open border, India will not accept Nepal's internal affairs.

The Prime Minister of Nepal's Prime Minister, who is becoming a cause for fear of India, is making a part of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs a part of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Last November, a Chinese company, according to the 1,200 MW hydroelectric power project, canceled it due to corruption. But Oli has announced, they are thinking of giving the project back to the Chinese company. India's big buyer of electricity generated in Nepal

A foreign ministry official said, "Kathmandu can not expect, we will buy electricity from the Chinese project! They want to build the dam with China, Banak, China will buy that electricity.

In a meeting with Modi on Friday, the Nepalese Prime Minister said that he is more interested in implementing old contracts with India than the new project. He also raised the issue of increasing trade deficit with India. In an interview published, Oli said, "Pancheshwar and Mahakali hydroelectric projects were signed in 1996. 22 years have passed. I was very young at that time. I became old but still the project was not implemented! Sanskrit shloka is said to be, if you want to do something and can not do it at specific times, then that is not the importance of that work. '

Nepal's involvement in China's Great Relief Project, Ober, overruns India's objection Before coming to India, the Prime Minister of Nepal appreciated the project.
According to sources, Modi said about India's concern over the China-Pakistan financial corridor under this project. And with regard to friendship with China, Oli said, "Both the countries (India and China) are our neighbors. We need help from both the countries. '