Kathmandu, Nepal: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has talked with top leaders three major parties- Nepali Congress president and Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba, CPN UML chairman Khadka Prasad Oli, and CPN Maoist Center Chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal over telephone on Thursday evening.
The telephonic conversations between Nepali leaders and Indian Prime Minister are taken importantly as it is held in the mean time when the political parties have been differing over the issue of forming national assembly.
Even though the India had hailed the parliamentary and provincial election lately, it is the first that Indian PM held telephone conversation with the Nepali leaders following the result of the elections of House of Representatives and Provincial Assembly.
It is said that Indian PM Modi had called CPN-UML chair KP Oli at around 5 pm followed by Prime Minister and Nepali Congress President Deuba and CPN Maoist Center chairperson Dahal.
As Modi held talks with UML Chair Oli, who is believed to be a next Prime Minister of to be formed new government, after CPN Maoist Center Chair Dahal, some have begun to predict that Indian Prime Minister Modi would not give preference to the CPN UML even though it has emerged as the largest party from the recent elections.
