Nepal's security agencies see China’s hands in stirring anti-MCC outrage
24 Jan 2025
KATHMANDU: As the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) awaits endorsement from the parliament, Nepal’s security agencies have construed that China has been stirring anti-MCC protests in the country of late.
The country has witnessed a lot of hue and cry at a time when MCC Vice President Fatema Sumar and Deputy Vice President Jonathan Brooks are arriving in Kathmandu later this week.
Khabarhub talked to several security officials, including those from the military, police and National Investigation Department, on the ongoing demonstrations and anti-MCC campaigns.
The majority of them assuredl...
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