Death march in Harpa Ban, 'anti-Indian' Balendra wants unity in Nepal! Will New Delhi send relief?

Nepal was devastated by the terrible Harpa earthquake. Officially, the death toll has crossed one hundred. In such a situation, the message of the Prime Minister of Nepal Balendra Shah, it is important to maintain unity in the country. The Prime Minister also said that the rescue work is being carried out using everything in the country. Note that India is also sending relief to Nepal. Air Force planes are already preparing to send relief.

Posting on social media after the Harpa ban, the Prime Minister of Nepal said that saving people's lives should be the main duty of everyone at this time. All must be united in such calamity. Medical teams have been sent to each affected area. He also said that food-purified water and shelter will be provided to the people affected by the Harappa ban. At least 100 beds have been arranged for the treatment of rescued people. He assured the countrymen, “You are not alone in this difficult time. The country is with you with all its strength. Be patient.”

It should be noted that Balendra sat on the Prime Minister's chair just 5 months ago. But in the meantime, the people of Nepal started protesting against Balendra. He also made anti-India comments within a few months. Although India has behaved like a proper neighbour. Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to Balendra on phone. He promised help. Modi has given a message of help with rescue work and relief.

But will the people of Balendra take the relief sent by India? In 2015, after the devastating earthquake, India sent huge relief. But a section of Nepalese people refused to take that help. The Indian press has also come under criticism. Can such an event happen this time? Balendra did not say anything separately about Indian relief or Modi's call. However, Balendra's RSP spokesperson Jagdish Khadel thanked Modi. He said that the help of India and other neighbors is very important for Nepal. So thanks to India from RSP and entire Nepal.

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