Nepal Protests: Former PM KP Sharma Oli, who was removed from Nepal’s power, is somewhere anti -India. It has been claimed that he has lost power due to questioning Ayodhya and Lipulekh. Oli is in the Shivpuri barrack of Nepali Army.
Kp sharma oli: Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has to step down due to fierce protests in Nepal. After being evicted from power, he has poisoned India. Oli launched a scathing attack on India. It has been claimed that he had to be out of power due to challenging New Delhi on sensitive issues. Oli is currently in the Shivpuri barrack of Nepali Army. He has written anti -India things in a letter sent to the general secretary of the party.
KP Sharma Oli’s claim- if he does not raise questions on lipule, it would have been in power
KP Sharma Oli has claimed that he would have been in power if he did not question Lipulekh. Lipulekh is a disputed area of both Nepal and India claiming. He also alleged that he had to pay political prices for his stand on Ayodhya and Lord Ram. He said, “I lost power because I opposed Rama’s birth in Ayodhya.”
What did Oli say on the birth of Lord Rama in Ayodhya?
In July 2020, the then Nepali Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli had raised a controversy by claiming that Lord Ram was not an Indian but Nepali. Oli had said, “Lord Rama’s kingdom is located in the west of Birganj in Ayodhya Nepal. India has built a disputed Ayodhya.”
Oli had said that the real Ayodhya is in Thori village near Birganj in Nepal, not in Uttar Pradesh. Accusing India of “encroaching” on Nepal’s cultural heritage, Oli said,
We have a misunderstanding that Sita married Ram of India. But Rama was not an Indian, but Nepali.
This statement of Oli created a political storm. India rejected his words as baseless.
What was the Lipulekh controversy?
The Lipulekh Pass dispute is one of the most controversial border disputes between India and Nepal. It revolves around Kalapani region. Both countries disagree about the origin of the Kali River. It was defined as a boundary under the Sugauli Treaty of 1816.
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Nepal says that the river originates from Limpiadhura in the northwest of Lipulekh. This causes Kalapani and Lipulekh to enter its area. India says that the river starts near Kalapani village. This makes the disputed area a part of Uttarakhand.
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