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Will reclaim at any cost: Nepal PM Oli on contested land

Prime Minister Oli said with the approval of the new map by the Cabinet, "we will now be relentlessly engaging to realise those area back through diplomacy".

Written by: Yubaraj Ghimire
2 min readKathmanduMay 20, 2020 07:07 AM IST First published on: May 20, 2020 at 01:30 AM IST
Oli stays for now, China envoy had role in truce A seemingly frail KP Oli made his first speech in Parliament haltingly after undergoing a kidney re-transplant two months ago. He picked up the pace after Speaker Agni Sapkota allowed him to sit and deliver the speech.

Prime Minister K P Oli on Tuesday reiterated that the Kalapani-Limpiadhura-Lipulek area in the trijunction of Nepal-India and China (Tibet) will be brought back within Nepal’s map at any cost.

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Prime Minister Oli said with the approval of the new map by the Cabinet, “we will now be relentlessly engaging to realise those area back through diplomacy”. “The issue will not fade away any more, we are least bothered if any one gets angry and we will reclaim that land at any cost,” he added.

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A seemingly frail Oli made his first speech in Parliament haltingly after undergoing a kidney re-transplant two months ago. He picked up the pace after Speaker Agni Sapkota allowed him to sit and deliver the speech.

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