When Nepal’s Maoist prime minister Dr. Baburam Bhattarai was accorded warm red carpet welcome in India, Indian Maoist rebels killed six policemen in an ambush in Bastar district of Chhattisgarh.
Although Nepal’s Maoist and seven parties signed peace agreements five years ago paving the way for Maoist to led the government, Nepal’s peace process is now in limbo and it is uncertain whether it will conclude or not.
"Your life has been one of struggle and sacrifice. You have fought against the status quo, and today you have joined the mainstream of Nepal's political life," said Indian prime minsier Dr. Manmohan Singh in his banquet speech haling Nepal's Maoist rebel leader Baburam Bhattarai. " Excellency, your association with India goes back to your student days at the College of Architecture in Chandigarh, the School of Planning and Architecture and then the Jawaharlal Nehru University in Delhi."
Nepal’s Maoist leaders repeatedly assured Indian that their brand of Maoism has nothing to do with Indian Maoism but Indian security officers are very much concerned ideological alliance between them.
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