PM Modi did not give time to Nepali Foreign Minister, gave clear message to neighboring country

Nepal’s Foreign Minister Pradeep Kumar Gowali’s visit to India ended without a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given a clear message of the neighboring country by not giving an appointment to the foreign minister. The Indian government says that until Nepal is not able to resolve the boundary dispute arising after the new map, there will be no concrete dialogue with it. Nepal has depicted Indian territory Limpiyadhura, Kalapani and Lipulekh in its share in the new map. Actually, Nepal wanted the bilateral relations between the two countries to proceed as if nothing had happened between the two countries.
Relations between the two countries are back on track
Although India is working with Nepal in development, connectivity, trade and other fields, but it is not the same. The visit of the Nepalese Foreign Minister has given an indication that the relations of the two countries are returning back on track. India has taken a cooperative approach with Nepal regarding the Corona vaccine. The launch of the Corona vaccination was stated as the official reason for the Nepalese foreign minister not meeting PM Modi during his visit to India.
I met Jaishankar and Rajnath Singh
All aspects of the bilateral relations of the two countries were reviewed in the talks between Nepalese Foreign Minister Pradeep Kumar Gyawali and Jaishankar and the possibilities of cooperation to strengthen ties in key areas such as connectivity, trade and energy were discussed. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said after meeting with the Foreign Minister of Nepal that there are immense possibilities in Indo-Nepal relations. Gianwali, along with Nepal Foreign Secretary Bharat Raj Paudayal, visited India on a three-day visit on Thursday. Gianwali discussed the entire issues of bilateral relations in a meeting with India’s External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Friday.
India had filed objection on the new map
He was the first senior leader of this country to visit India after the border dispute emerged last year after Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli published a controversial new map. This disputed map depicts the Indian territory of Limpiyadhura, Kalapani and Lipulekh as part of Nepal. India had lodged a strong objection to Nepal’s move and rejected its claim. Since then, relations between the two countries had become tense.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar co-chaired the 6th India-Nepal Joint Commission meeting with Nepal foreign minister Pradeep Kumar Gyawali (ANI)