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Part IX : World Tour - Threats to arrest Osho, who leaves Nepal
On 15th February Osho leaves Nepal, stopping at Bangkok and
Dubai airports, en route for Crete.
I left India and went to Nepal, because the king of Nepal was
very much interested in me, in my books; the prime minister of
Nepal was interested. The prime minister came to see me but he
said, "It will be very difficult. Although it will be against
our wishes, we cannot allow you to remain in Nepal because we
are a small country and we are in constant danger from India to
be taken over. They have done this in Sikkim; they can do it in
Nepal, and we don't have armies or anything. We cannot even give
a good fight. So the king wants to inform you: We love you, we
love your teachings, but we are unable to risk the whole country."
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The American government was pressurizing Nepal, the German government
was pressurizing Nepal, the Indian government was pressurizing
Nepal that I should not be allowed there. And when it became absolutely
certain that they were going to take some steps—they could
have arrested me there, they could have sent me back to India—as
I was informed, I had immediately to leave. psycho23
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