Reminding India and the EU about the principle of non-interference in internal affairs of a sovereign country, Nepal on Thursday said that the India-EU Joint Statement has “hurt” the sentiments of the Nepali people by emphasising the “need for inclusive constitutional settlement” in Nepal.“The Constitution making and its promulgation are essentially internal matters of a country. Nepal has now moved along the path of political stability and economic development. Against this backdrop, the EU-India Joint Statement not only hurts the sentiments of the people of Nepal but also defies the fundamental principle of non-interference in internal affairs of a country in breach of the U.N. Charter and norms of international law,” a press release by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Nepal said on Thursday.
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