Indian ambassador meets Koirala(NC) and Madhav Nepal(CPN):

Indian ambassador to Nepal Shiv Shanker Mukherjee met Nepali Congress president and former Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala at the latter?s Maharajgunj residence Thursday morning.

According to a Nepali Congress source, Koirala and the Indian envoy discussed the current political situation in Nepal, including the ongoing agitations of the seven parties, the three-month long ceasefire declared by the Maoists as well as the national and international reactions to these developments.

Ambassador Mukherjee also inquired about Koirala?s health, the source said.

On Tuesday, the Indian ambassador had met CPN (UML) general secretary Madhav Kumar Nepal, discussing with him Nepal?s current political situation.

India has hailed the Maoist truce saying it could pave way for negotiations for peaceful solution of the problems facing the Himalayan Kingdom.

News from Nepalnews.com Sept 08 05

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Ambassador is for representative of foreign country, and He supposed to consult with current Nepali Authority, not local Nepali politician or gang or public.

Indian Ambassador supposed to help maintain peace, development and relationship between two countries. But Indian Ambassador openly and directly shows that India is behind destructive support to Nepali political group against Nepal and Nepalese.

So India and Indian can have benefit from weakness or destruction of Nepal.

Indian envoy meets UML gen secretary:

Indian ambassador to Nepal, Shiv Shanker Mukherjee, met CPN (UML) general secretary, Madhav Kumar Nepal, at the latter?s Koteshwor residence Tuesday morning.

A source close to the UML general secretary told Nepalnews that the latest political developments in Nepal were discussed between Nepal and the Indian envoy during the hour-long meeting. Mukherjee reached Nepal?s residence at around 9:00 a.m.

The Indian envoy explained the Indian position to Nepal over the latest political developments in Nepal including the unilateral ceasefire announced by the Maoists, the source revealed.

India on Monday said the truce declared by the Maoists would be helpful in establishing peace in Nepal. ?We hope that the ceasefire announced by the Maoists will contribute towards creating an environment in which a peace process can begin,? a statement of the Indian External Affairs Ministry said. It added, ?We believe the problems of Nepal can only be addressed on a durable basis through a process of dialogue and reconciliation in an atmosphere free from violence and terror.?

News from Nepalnews.com Sept 06 05

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Our leaders have given playing ground to India to play their game plan. Their regular shuttle to New Delhi and Lainchour Embassy is strong indicators to justify this allegation. There is also an allegation that most of our influential politians, beaureucrats, etc are in RAW's payroll, therefore they have to be obedient to their pay master. I appreciate your concern.