Indian Ambassador to Nepal, Ranjit Rae, called on Communist Party of Nepal (UML) chairman and former prime minister K. P. Sharma Oli on Sunday.
The Indian envoy went to the CPN-UML's central office in Dhumbarahi at 11 p. m. to meet Oli, reports the Himalayan Times.
"During the meeting, Chairman Oli made it clear that the party was for hearty and friendly relationship with neighbouring countries, and any (foreign) abnormal activities in Nepal's internal politics would be unacceptable," the CPN-UML's Publicity Department said in a statement.
Pointing out that such activities would but complicate the situation, Oli further stressed that all should act with vigilance, the statement added.
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