Modi to bypass China made airport, Will fly directly to Lumbini: Report

Published on May 14, 2022 07:18 am IST

PM Narendra Modi's will bypass a newly constructed China made Gautam Buddha International Airport during his Nepal visit. Reports suggest that PM Modi will directly reach Lumbini via a helicopter. The airport has been constructed by China’s Northwest civil aviation airport construction group. A Chinese delegation will be inaugurating the airport on the same day PM Modi is scheduled to visit. Nepal PM Sher Bahadur Deuba will inaugurate the new airport and then will come to Lumbini to meet PM Modi. Watch this video for more.

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