India stunned – Nepal says no to Indian Air Force chopper while China says yes
Preeti Singhani
Aug. 12, 2005

Something strange happened that stunned Indian Government. Nepal refused to let an IAF helicopter use its airspace this week to airlift a Kalilash Mansarovar pilgrim who had taken ill on the Chinese side.

What’s more, while a stunned New Delhi was weighing options, Beijing came to the rescue and allowed the Indian chopper to enter from the Chinese side.

The Royal Nepal Army (RNA) also ignored an India request to lend one of its choppers for the rescue mission if they had a problem letting the IAF use the kingdom’s airspace.

The RNA’s refusal made India not only stunned but also upset. India has resumed some military aid to Nepal in their fight against the Maoists. India is pushing for the multiparty democracy in Nepal.

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