Indian army chief is coming to Nepal, who is he meeting with?

Kathmandu. Dhiraj Seth, who was appointed as the Chief of the Indian Army three months ago, is going to visit Nepal. According to sources, he is going to visit Nepal on July 31 to receive the status of Honorary Maharathi of the Nepali Army.

It is said that General Seth, who is coming to Nepal at the invitation of Nepali Army Chief of Staff Ashok Sigdel, is scheduled to stay in Nepal for 5 days. Nepal and India have a tradition of awarding honorary maharathi status to each other's army chiefs.

Express

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