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Foreign Minister Gyawali’s talks in Delhi will bring no cheer to hard-pressed Oli as India refuses to discuss the border issue

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Foreign Minister Gyawali’s talks in Delhi will bring no cheer to hard-pressed Oli as India refuses to discuss the border issue

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The Nepalese Foreign Minister, Pradeep Gyawali, plans to raise the controversial and divisive border issue at the Nepal-India Joint Commission meeting in New Delhi on Friday. But this is going to cause friction.

India’s spokesman, Anurag Srivastava, said on Thursday that the Joint Commission is not the appropriate forum to discuss the border issue. But the Nepalese Foreign Minister held that the Joint Commission is a forum where all bilateral issues, including the border dispute, could be raised.

Be that as it may, India will dodge the boundary issue as there is no meeting ground on it. The disputed areas of Kalapani, Lipulekh and Limpiadhura at the India-China-Nepal tri-junction, is of great strategic importance to India vis-à-vis China. During the border war with China in 1962, Indian forces had moved into Kalapani to face the Chinese attack. The then Nepalese King Mahendra understood India’s case and did not ask the Indians to leave.  

This time, India’s stance is influenced by another factor – the current weakness of the government of the Nepalese Prime Minister K.P.Sharma Oli. Anti-India Oli’s current attempt to mend fences with New Delhi is meant to help him tide over the political crisis he is facing at home. If the Supreme Court supports his act of dissolving the House of   Representatives (HoR), Nepal will be going to the polls in April-May. In that case New Delhi may not want to strike a deal with Oli who may not be voted back.

The ruling Nepal Communist Party (NCP) is split de facto, if not de jure. The Supreme Court is considering a large number of petitions against the dissolution of the HoR. Oli’s right to continue as Prime Minister after ceasing to be a member of the HoR is also being seriously challenged. Oli is daily facing street demonstrations against the dissolution. Besides, Royalists, wanting restoration of the monarchy to end chronic political instability, have emerged from the shadows to demand the end of unbridled parliamentary democracy, which has only brought instability and national disunity.

If the Supreme Court declares the dissolution of the HoR as unconstitutional and restores the House, Oli has to resign or attempt to form an alternative government with the Nepali Congress (NP) and the Janata Samajbadi Party (JSP). But the NCP, NP and JSP will be strange bed fellows. NP and JSP are pro-India and non-communist, while Oli’s NCP is communist and pro-China to boot.

At any rate, Nepal is very unstable now. Outside powers would rather sit on the ringside and watch how the situation develops and not intervene and burn their fingers. China had tried in vain to get the Oli and Prachanda factions of the NCP to bury the hatchet and save the pro-China NCP and the government. A top official from the Communist Party of China of Vice Minister’s rank had talks with the NCP factions and also other parties to supplement the vigorous efforts of the Chinese Ambassador in Kathmandu. That too failed, with Oli telling the Chinese that Nepal’s leaders are fully capable of solving their problems without outside help.

Expecting Oli’s retort, the CPC official began wooing the Nepali Congress leader Sher Bahadur Deuba, giving him an invitation from President Xi Jinping to attend the centenary of the Chinese Communist Party. But Deuba is unlikely to cast his lot with China given his and party’s historical association with India.

With China suffering a political setback, unable to keep its protégé, the NCP, together, anxiety in India is less now than before, when Oli claimed Kalapani, Limpiyadhura and Lipulekh and published an official map showing these areas as parts of Nepal.

However, after a show of national unity on the border issue and the official map, Nepalese parties got back to their traditional rivalries. Factionalism in the NCP came to the fore again. This time, Royalists too jumped into the fray holding massive demonstrations in Kathmandu and other towns. Deposed King Gyanendra appeared willing to stake his claim to lead Nepal out of chaos. 

It was around this time that India began indulging in subtle diplomacy. New Delhi knew that having rejected China’s mediation, Oli will be ready for a rapprochement with India if only to stay in power. India sent its Army Chief Gen.M.M.Naravane, the RAW chief Samant Goel and Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla. The RAW chief’s one-day visit, in which he spoke only to Oli, was shrouded in secrecy though the media said that he had conveyed a message from Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

During his visit to Kathmandu in November last, Foreign Secretary Shringla said: “We would like our friends in Nepal to share our dreams and be a part of this journey. We cannot do it alone, just as you cannot fulfil your dreams alone. In our region, our South Asia, we are symbolically linked. We need each other. India’s development and modernization are incomplete and intrinsically and symbiotically linked to the development and modernization of neighboring countries such as Nepal.”

Oli’s Foreign Affairs Advisor Rajan Bhattarai said: “We will continue our foreign policy on the basis of Panchsheela (the five principles of co-existence) and non-alignment and Nepal will never allow its territory to be used against Indian interests. But we have a couple of issues that remain as a result of historic developments and these should be addressed satisfactorily”. He was referring to the Kalapani-Lipulekh-Limpiyadhura border dispute.

Oli told Shringla that India and Nepal should be “bold enough” to address the lingering territorial issues so that future generations could focus on economic development. Oli also said that Nepal is not interested in using any card against India to advance its interests.

However, days before Foreign Minister Gyawali’s current Delhi’s visit, Oli told an Indian TV channel that the border issue will be taken up in Delhi and that Nepal expects India to accept its historical claim on the basis of authentic documents. He also emphasized that India should treat Nepal as a sovereign country and shed its “superiority complex”. He said that he believed that all matters, including the border issue, could be solved through diplomatic means on the basis of hard evidence and sovereign equality.

Confident that India would accept Nepal’s claims, Oli declared: “ 2021 will be a year in which there will be no India-Nepal problem.”

While India may refuse to discuss the issue with Gyawali on Friday, it may agree to activate the Foreign Secretary-level mechanism set up in 2014 during the Third Meeting of the Joint Commission in Kathmandu. As per the 2014 agreement, the Foreign Secretaries would seek technical support from the Boundary Working Group in order to resolve boundary disputes. However, not a single meeting had taken place in the last seven years, the Kathmandu Post revealed. The COVID-19 pandemic was one of the excuses given by India for not meeting. 

Rajan Bhattarai, Oli’s foreign relations adviser, told the Post: “We will raise the boundary issue during the meeting and we would seek an acknowledgement of the dispute from the Indian side.” But New Delhi  will probably see no need to commit itself to anything new now, with Nepalese elections coming up in April-May this year.

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