Discussion on Nepal's Prime Minister Sharma Oli's statement on the existence of yoga

 Discussion on Nepal's Prime Minister Sharma Oli's statement on the existence of yoga

Discussion on Nepal's Prime Minister Sharma Oli's statement on the exist
ence of yoga

A controversial statement by Nepal's caretaker Prime Minister has once again highlighted the ongoing feud between India and Nepal and has been hotly debated on social media.

 According to the Indian News Agency ANI, on Monday, the caretaker Prime Minister of Nepal KP Sharma Oli said that yoga started from Nepal instead of India.

 On the occasion of World Yoga Day yesterday, he also said that when yoga came into being, there was no such thing as India, but a region that was divided into different regions.

 According to the news agency, Prime Minister Oli said this during a program held at his residence on the occasion of World Yoga Day.

Discussion on Nepal's Prime Minister Sharma Oli's statement on the existence of yoga

He also claimed that Indian yoga experts were hiding this fact.

 "The India we have today did not exist before," he said. At that time India was divided into different factions. It was like a continent or a subcontinent at that time.

 It should be noted that the UN General Assembly had passed a resolution in 2014 in favor of introducing yoga to the world, and since then, World Yoga Day has been observed on June 21 every year.

 Prime Minister Narendra Modi Had Fixed The Day: 

 Prime Minister Narendra Modi had fixed the day while addressing the General Assembly. Since then, the BJP government has taken credit for introducing yoga globally.

 Remember that before this the world was aware of this physical and 'spiritual' method of exercise and its centers were established in all the major cities of the world.

 Nepal is trending 'Nepal', 'Nepal Yoga' and 'Oli' on social media and especially on Twitter after the Prime Minister's statement.

 While people are sharing memes in their comments, some people are also quoting the old statement of Prime Minister Oli in which he said that Lord Ram of Hindus was Nepali and Ayodhya in which he was born is not a city of Uttar Pradesh. Rather, it is a town in Nepal.

 When Ashok Sawai, a professor of peace and conflict in Sweden, tweeted this recent news, a user named Shubha Sharma wrote in response: 'This is true. Nepal is mentioned in the same volume as the Vedas. Patanjali (Maharishi Patanjali, the first yoga teacher) was born in Nepal and yoga began here. There is no doubt about it. That is why India has not published a section on Vedas. This country does not want the truth to be revealed.