PM Oli Discusses India-Pakistan Tensions with Indian Ambassador

Kathmandu : The PM Oli Indian Ambassador meeting took place on Friday at Baluwatar, where Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli welcomed Indian Ambassador Naveen Srivastava. The two leaders discussed recent regional tensions, including the April 22 terrorist attack in Pahalgam, India, and Nepal’s continued role in promoting peace and stability.

Focus on the Pahalgam Terrorist Attack

During the PM Oli Indian Ambassador meeting, Srivastava briefed Oli on the Pahalgam attack that escalated tensions between India and Pakistan. He clarified that India had responded with targeted security measures but did not carry out jet strikes, contrary to earlier media reports.

Read India’s official statement on the Pahalgam attack.

Nepal’s Stance on Terrorism

Srivastava thanked Nepal for issuing a strong statement condemning the attack. Nepal’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed solidarity with India and called for global unity against terrorism.

PM Oli reaffirmed Nepal’s zero-tolerance policy toward terrorism. He assured the ambassador that Nepal would not allow its soil to be used against India or any neighboring country.

See Nepal’s foreign affairs updates here.

Commitment to Peace and Regional Stability

Oli stressed that terrorism is a global threat requiring universal condemnation. He added that Nepal remains committed to peace, dialogue, and balanced diplomacy to maintain stability in South Asia.

“This act of terror must be condemned universally,” PM Oli said, underscoring Nepal’s dedication to peace and cooperation.

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The PM Oli Indian Ambassador meeting highlighted Nepal’s firm stance against terrorism and its efforts to strengthen ties with India. Both sides agreed that maintaining peace and stability in the region must remain a top priority.