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Has Nepal become new client state of China?

Nepal's Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli said on Sunday, "I don't want to remain on the post of Prime Minister for my sake. But if I am ousted now or my government loses the mandate, then no one will ever dare to speak up for Nepal. Not only today but even in the future. So not for my but Nepal's sake, it is important that this government continues." The statement makes it clear that Oli does not care about the consequences and wants to stay in power at all cost. Even if it means betrayal of a traditional ally in India and subservience to China. Watch this report.

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