Nepal Interim PM Sushila Karki: Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi has congratulated Nepal’s interim PM Sushila Karki. They described it as an example of women empowerment. With this, it is hoped that Nepal will rise again.
Narendra modi speech in imphal: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday congratulated Nepal’s interim PM Sushila Karki. After the incidents in the past, the PM described the arrival of a new government as a “new beginning” for Nepal. He also spoke on the relations between Nepal and India.
Narendra Modi said- Nepal is a close friend of India
Addressing the gathering in Imphal, Manipur, Narendra Modi spoke on the change of power in Nepal. He said, “Today I will also talk to my colleagues of Nepal from this land of Manipur. Nepal is a friend of India in the lap of the Himalayas. He is a close friend. We are associated with faith. We are connected to faith. Are moving forward together.” They said,
I heartily congratulate Sushila ji on behalf of 140 crore Indians on taking charge as the Prime Minister of the Interim Government in Nepal today. I am confident that they will find the path of peace, stability and prosperity in Nepal. Sushila ji’s arrival as Nepal’s first female Prime Minister is a very good example of women empowerment. I will appreciate every such person in Nepal today, who kept democratic values at the top even in such instability.
PM Modi said- Best wishes for Nepal’s bright future
Narendra Modi said, “Another thing has been special in the incident in Nepal. Which people did not pay attention. For the last two-three days, the young men and women of Nepal are seen doing cleanliness and painting work on the streets of Nepal with great hard work and purity. I have also seen their pictures coming on social media. Their positive thinking, not only inspiring, is not a clear indication, but I am not only a clear indication. I wish Nepal for his bright future. “
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On Friday, Sushila Karki, 73, former Chief Justice of Nepal’s Supreme Court, was sworn in as the Prime Minister of the Interim Government. A few hours after Karki took oath, Nepal’s Parliament was officially dissolved.
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