Thimphu, February 16, 2009: To catch fresh bites of discussion between the US delegation and the Bhutanese politicians, Indian Foreign Secretary Shivshankar Menon rushed to Thimphu Saturday morning.
Accompanied by Joint Secretary North Satish C. Metha, Menon called on King Jigme Khesar and other high level government officials.
Menon received the glamour of welcome at the Dechencholing Palace where King Jigme Khesar hosted lunch in his honor. He returned Sunday morning. Acting Foreign Secretary Daw Penjor, the Chief of Protocol, the Paro Chief District Officer, Foreign Ministry and Paro district administration officials and Indian Ambassador to Bhutan Sudhir Vyas, who is to be replaced shortly by writer-diplomat Pavan Kumar Verma, bid him farewell at Paro airport.
Besides, he in hurry called Prime Minister Jigmi Y. Thinley and the Foreign Minister Ugyen Tshering.
He will certainly catch bites of freshly leftover sandwiches. Oh, sorry. Cannot be pessimistic, right? Poor FM, he would not have had this trouble rushing had RGOB allowed RAW guys access to Thimphu.
Indian […….],i hate all Indian.They have ne sense of love towards Hindu.Thats why Muslim in India are terryfying them.Muslim has to kill some of this Indian leader in order to get support for bhutanese refugees.
This is one time again that the government of India is showing its inside teeth who chewed the happiness and prosperity of one hundreds of thousands of refugees in camp and Foreign Country. Let the Indian Foreign minister remember that one day Indai has to surrender to Innocense Bhutanese People who are made refugees, in truth, by INDIA.