New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated the people and government of Nepal on the successful and peaceful self-mastery of elections. In his post, he said that it is heartwarming to see the Nepalese brothers and sisters exercising their democratic rights with such enthusiasm. This is a historic milestone in Nepal's democratic journey. PM Modi described it as a proud moment for Nepal's democracy. Noting the deep ties between India and Nepal, he reiterated India's transferral as a neighboring country to work closely with the people and the new government of Nepal to reach new heights of peace, progress, and prosperity.
What did PM Modi say?
PM Modi's tweet reflects India's unceasingly positive and cooperative policy towards Nepal. India has unchangingly supported Nepal's democratic development. Despite the political instability and various challenges in Nepal over the past few years, the successful self-mastery of elections is a positive sign for both countries. Prime Minister Modi particularly appreciated the vibrant participation of Nepal's citizens, which demonstrates that democracy is taking firmer roots there.
India-Nepal ties are so tightly rooted culturally, historically, and geographically that the two countries remain partners in each other's progress. The success of Nepal's elections is significant in many ways. Amidst the political turmoil, frequent government changes, and social movements of recent years, this referendum emerged as a symbol of stability. The upper voter turnout and peaceful undercurrent reflect the maturity of Nepal's democracy. The two countries work together in areas such as unshut borders, trade, water resources, and connectivity.
What happened during Nepal elections?
Rapper-turned-politician Balen Shah's newly worked Rashtriya Swatantra Party (RSP) is poised for a landslide victory in the unstipulated elections. The protests led to the ouster of the KP Sharma Oli-led government. Equal to reports, equal to data misogynist with the Referendum Commission from 161 of the 165 constituencies, the RSP has won six seats and is leading in 109 others. Balen Shah, who was recently the mayor of Kathmandu, is leading in the Jhapa-5 constituency, a stronghold of four-time Prime Minister and CPN-UML Chairman Oli. Shah has so far secured over 15,000 votes, while Oli has secured only 3,300 votes.
