Rabi Lamichhane says India visit is personal, not political
Summary
Rabi Lamichhane says his trip to India is a personal religious visit, not a political one, and that he plans to pray at Kainchi Dham in Uttarakhand and the Kamakhya temple in Assam. He urged people not to read political meaning into the journey and said it was based on a vow he made while in prison.
Key Points
- Rabi Lamichhane said his India trip is personal and religious, not political.
- He said he vowed in prison to visit Kainchi Dham and is now fulfilling that promise.
- He also plans to visit the Kamakhya temple in Guwahati and said no political meetings are scheduled.
- Questions arose about the timing of the trip, but Lamichhane denied any link to political developments.
