For sometimes, anti-China activities have been increasing in Nepal. The government itself is unwittingly getting involved in such activities.

The handicraft sales store, a government unit under the ministry for industry, is openly selling T-shirts bearing “Free Tibet” logo. The T-shirt is priced at Rs. 150.

According to our news source, there are efforts to make Nepal a centre of anti-China activities. India, as well as different Western countries are trying to make Nepal a centre for anti-Chinese activities. Even some ministers have been found to be involved in Free Tibet programmes organised under the sponsorships of Western NGO’s.

Espcially when the Nepali Congress, UML, RPP and Sadbhawana parties reach or join the government, such activities increase.

Whenever Nepalese political leaders visit China, they say that Nepal has followed one-China policy and that they will not allow any kind of anti-China activity in Nepal. But, the political parties are failing to live by their words.

(Prakash weekly, Monday, September 27).