After India outreach, RSP chief moves to defuse House deadlock is among the main developments being tracked today. Rabi Lamichhane held consultations with PM Shah Sunday, and convened an all-party meeting Monday in a bid to end parliamentary standoff.
Rabi Lamichhane, chairman of the ruling Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP), has taken the initiative to address two of the country's most pressing challenges: mending ties with India and ending the prolonged parliamentary deadlock.
Lamichhane’s visit to India came at a time when New Delhi had expressed dissatisfaction over Prime Minister Balendra Shah’s remarks during a House of Representatives meeting on May 31.
Responding to lawmakers’ queries, Prime Minister Balendra Shah had said that England (the United Kingdom) should also take an interest in Nepal’s border dispute with India, given its historical link to the 1816 Sugauli Treaty.
The remarks drew an immediate response from India’s Ministry of External Affairs.
MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said the countries have established bilateral mechanisms to deal with all aspects of boundary matters, and that there should be no role for third parties in bilateral issues.
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