After rejecting the 'India-China Plus' formula, the former Prime Minister of Nepal Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has supported the tripartite partnership between India-Nepal and China based on the mutual benefit given by Beijing. He said, Nepal is a sovereign and independent country, so Nepal should have equal status and rights in trilateral partnership.
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In his statement, the Nepal Communist Party chief said, 'I agree that the India-China Plus or 2 + 1 concept does not talk of equal share between China, Nepal and India. Instead, it (the concept) says that when it comes to forming such a partnership, the first two countries (China and India) will have bigger roles and the third country will have less roles than that.
Apart from this, he advocated an equal share to Nepal in such a partnership. The Chinese Deputy Foreign Minister had appealed to pursue the India-China Plus formula with the aim of creating a common strategy for Afghanistan, Nepal, Bhutan, and Africa.
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He also said that the border dispute between India and Nepal should be resolved through diplomatic and political dialogue. Time to do it. Prachanda said, "Nepal government should present historical documents in support of its claim on Kalapani and Limpidhura."
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