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India shattered my dreams: Oli
Nepal\'s Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli on Sunday said his dream to develop a \"vibrant\" Himalayan nation had been shattered by the \"embargo imposed by India\".
Kathmandu : Nepal's Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli on Sunday said his dream to develop a "vibrant" Himalayan nation had been shattered by the "embargo imposed by India".
After being elected prime minister, Oli said he made many commitments to the nation, including ending the long daily load-shedding, plying electric vehicles in Kathmandu and building a self-reliant economy.
Oli admitted on Sunday that he has not been able to fulfill his commitments following the unrest in Nepal's southern plain for the last four months.
Due to protests and demonstrations at the Nepal-India border entry points, thousands of Nepal-bound freight vehicles are stuck on the Indian side of the border.
This has brought the economy of the landlocked Himalayan nation to a grinding halt. The country is facing shortage of essential supplies like drugs, fuel, food and other materials. Officials say that if the standoff continues, Nepal will soon face a humanitarian crisis.
