Leader Baburam Bhattarai had never courted such criticism as he has of late. It all stemmed from the remark he made at an interaction in New Delhi recently. During the session attended by former ambassadors and representatives from India’s think tanks, Bhattarai said India’s role was crucial in Nepal’s peace process and its prosperity. The rebel leader-turned mainstream politician and an avid social media user faces a litany of criticism both online and on political platform. He has defended his statement saying it was based on his party’s line. Post correspondent Devendra Bhattarai caught up with him in the Indian Capital. Excerpts:I am not at all perturbed by what others say because I act and speak keeping in mind the ultimate welfare of the people and the state. Being a neighbour of Nepal, the Indian government, political parties, their leaders and civil society have deep concerns about the current scenario in Nepal. I only explained to them what Nepal was going through at present in a transparent manner. I was here to talk about our peace process which is the issue of international concern. I was simply saying that the neighbouring nations of Nepal have an important role to play in its peace process. -
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