Which of the following is not a complaint from Nepal regarding India?

India does not interact with Nepal in matters of scientific cooperation.

Many leaders and citizens in Nepal think that the Indian government interferes in its internal affairs, has designs on its river waters and hydroelectricity, and prevents Nepal, a landlocked country, from getting easier access to the sea through Indian territory. Despite differences, trade, scientific cooperation, common natural resources, electricity generation, and interlocking water management grids hold the two countries together.