New Delhi, August 31: A catastrophic flood struck Nepal on August 26, causing significant loss of life and destruction. In response, India has reaffirmed its commitment to stand by its neighboring country. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh emphasized that India is a close friend and partner to Nepal during these challenging times.
On Monday, Singh visited the Nepalese Embassy located on Barakhamba Road in New Delhi. He reiterated the bond of companionship that India shares with Nepal in both joy and sorrow. At the embassy, he expressed deep condolences for the tragedy and paid tribute by writing a message in the condolence book.
Singh remarked that he conveyed his sympathies by signing the condolence book at the Nepalese Embassy in New Delhi. He noted that the sudden flood on August 26 resulted in numerous fatalities and widespread devastation in Nepal. This natural disaster has affected not only Nepalese citizens but also many foreigners, including Indian nationals.
The Defense Minister expressed heartfelt condolences from the Government of India and its people to the citizens and government of Nepal. He extended his sympathies and prayers to the families who lost their loved ones in this tragedy. He also wished for the swift recovery of those injured in the floods.
Singh described the relationship between India and Nepal as more than just that of neighboring countries, referring to it as a bond of ‘companionship in joy and sorrow.’ He assured that India has always stood by Nepal as a close friend and partner. During this difficult time, India stands shoulder to shoulder with its Nepali brothers and sisters. He committed to supporting ongoing search, rescue, and rehabilitation efforts in Nepal.
The flood on August 26 wreaked havoc in several areas of Nepal, leading to a tragic loss of life and extensive damage to property and infrastructure. Many foreign nationals, alongside Nepalese citizens, were caught in the disaster’s grip.
By visiting the Nepalese Embassy to express condolences, the Defense Minister conveyed a message of solidarity and humanitarian support from India to its neighboring country. The message is clear: Nepal is not alone during this difficult time. From search and rescue to relief and rehabilitation, India stands with Nepal.
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