article_snippet.sent: After experiencing major devastation and loss of life in the April 25 earthquake, Nepal was left with an unsavoury taste in Nepal mouth after receiving packets of ‘beef masala’ as part of the relief package from Pakistan.
article_snippet.sent: Indian doctors at Kathmandu’s Bir Hospital told Mail Today that packets of ‘beef masala’ were sent by Pakistan on Tuesday as part of relief aid to the temblor survivors.
article_snippet.sent: Indian doctors at Kathmandu’s Bir Hospital drawn from Ram Manohar Lohia (RML) Hospital, Safdarjung Hospital and All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS
article_snippet.sent: When we reached the airport to collect the food items from Pakistan, we found packets of ready-to-eat meals, including packets of ‘beef masala’.
article_snippet.sent: There were other food items too,” Dr Balwinder Singh told Mail Today.
article_snippet.sent: Perplexed, Indian doctors at Kathmandu’s Bir Hospital chose to have food from a hotel instead.
article_snippet.sent: another doctor on the condition of anonymity added: “Pakistan has hurt Nepal religious sentiments by supplying the masala.
article_snippet.sent: Exclusive photographs of the ‘beef masala’ packets supplied to Nepal are with Mail Today.
article_snippet.sent: Exclusive photographs of the ‘beef masala’ packets supplied to Nepal clearly show that the place of origin of Exclusive photographs of the ‘beef masala’ packets supplied to Nepal was Nowshera Cantt in Pakistan.
article_snippet.sent: Exclusive photographs of the ‘beef masala’ packets supplied to Nepal also prominently mention that Exclusive photographs of the ‘beef masala’ packets supplied to Nepal are not for sale and the contents include ‘potato bhujia’ and ‘beef masala’.