Nidhi condemns tonsuring of a Nepali

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
KATHMANDU, JULY 17 Nepali Congress Vice-president Bimalendra Nidhi has condemned the tonsuring of a Nepali national in the Indian city of
Varanasi by a group of people to protest Prime Minister KP Sharma Oliremarks that Ayodhya, the birth place of Lord Ram lies in Thori,
NepalParsa district. A video of a Nepali national with tonsured head has gone viral on social networking sites. The video shows that the
tonsured youth was forced to chant slogans against PM Oli. Nidhi has termed the act as objectionable and provocative, and appealed to the
Government of India to take action against those responsible for the act. He also appealed to the people of both countries not to indulge in
any provocative act. Nidhi urged both the governments of Nepal and India to hold dialogue to remove current misunderstandings. Indian media
outlets have reported that UP police have already made an arrest in the case. A version of this article appears in e-paper on July 18, 2020,
of The Himalayan Times. UP Police initiates action against four for tonsuring man, forcing him to chant anti-Nepal slogans The post Nidhi
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