KATHMANDU, Sept 21: Indian envoy to Nepal Ranjit Rae is heading to New Delhi on Monday in a bid to brief Nepal's situation after the promulgation of new constitution.
Envoy Rae is heading to Delhi today at a time when India is being sharply criticized for the contents of its press statement on Nepal issued after the promulgation of new constitution.
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According to sources, envoy Rae is scheduled to appraise Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj on Nepal's situation.
Issuing a press statement on Sunday evening, India had expressed its dissatisfaction over the promulgation of new constitution through nearly 90 percent votes in the Constituent Assembly (CA).
Although India said it always supported federalism, democracy and republican and inclusive constitution in Nepal, it had conspicuously refrained from welcoming the promulgation of the new constitution.
