Chinese Embassy Denies Bribing Nepali Journalists

Kathmandu. The Chinese Embassy in Nepal has denied the rumors spread on social media that some Chinese citizens tried to bribe journalists to write negative news against Nepali politicians.

Responding to a question, the embassy spokesperson said that China is shocked by the rumors and completely denies them. The embassy strongly condemns such acts aimed at defaming China.

"China has always adhered to the principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries," the spokesperson's statement said. "We have consistently and firmly supported Nepal's national independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity, as well as political stability, economic development, and improvement of people's livelihoods." 

The embassy has urged the relevant bodies in Nepal to conduct a serious, deep, and detailed investigation into the rumors. It has also demanded strict action against the individuals involved in such misleading acts and the elements behind them, in accordance with Nepali law.

China has also clarified its readiness to strengthen cooperation with Nepal in security and law enforcement to protect the common interests of the two countries.

"We believe that reason and wisdom will dispel the confusion," the spokesperson said. "We believe that all our Nepali friends will distinguish between truth and falsehood and work together with us to promote the traditional friendship and cooperation between Nepal and China."