Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reacted amidst violent protests against social media ban in Nepal and alleged corruption. PM Modi has written a message for the people of Nepal in Nepali language itself on X itself. After returning from Himachal Pradesh and Punjab, he also discussed in detail the current situation of Nepal in the Cabinet Committee on Security meeting.
On the social media platform X, Prime Minister Modi wrote in Nepali language- “After returning from the tour of Himachal Pradesh and Punjab today, there was a detailed discussion about the events of Nepal in the Cabinet Committee on Security meeting. The violence in Nepal is heartbroken. It was very painful to know that many youths have lost their lives. The stability, peace and prosperity of Nepal are very important for us. I appeal to maintain peace and order. “
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– Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) September 9, 2025
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