NEW DELHI: India on Tuesday rejected Union Home Minister Amit’s condemnation of China Shahvisited Arunachal State, saying that it is not in line with logic and it is not going to change the reality The North Eastern states were and will remain an integral part of India.,
Beijing on Monday reacted to Shah’s visit by saying violated the territorial integrity of China and was not conducive to peace and tranquility in the border areas. “We completely reject the comments made by the Chinese official spokesperson. Indian leaders regularly visit the state of Arunachal Pradesh, as they do to any other state in India,” said a spokesperson for the Ministry of External Affairs Arindam BagchiReacted to China’s statement on Shah’s visit.
“Arunachal Pradesh was, is and will remain an integral and inalienable part of India. Objecting to such visits is not logical and will not change the above reality. India gave a similar response last week after Beijing issued Chinese names for 11 places in the state – that Arunachal is and will remain an integral part of India. Beijing.
India also announced the dates for the G20 meeting in Srinagar last week, despite objections from both Pakistan and China. The recent tension over Arunachal comes ahead of major visits from Beijing, including the Chinese defense and foreign ministers, for SCO meetings. chinese president Xi Jinping He is also expected to visit India for the SCO summit in early July.
In a message sent to China from Kibithu, a border village in Arunachal Pradesh, on Monday, Shah had said, “No one can dare to cast an evil eye on India’s territorial integrity and occupy even an inch of our land.” He had said that the era was over when anyone could encroach on India’s border.
Watch Amit Shah launches program of vibrant villages on China border in Arunachal Pradesh
Beijing on Monday reacted to Shah’s visit by saying violated the territorial integrity of China and was not conducive to peace and tranquility in the border areas. “We completely reject the comments made by the Chinese official spokesperson. Indian leaders regularly visit the state of Arunachal Pradesh, as they do to any other state in India,” said a spokesperson for the Ministry of External Affairs Arindam BagchiReacted to China’s statement on Shah’s visit.
“Arunachal Pradesh was, is and will remain an integral and inalienable part of India. Objecting to such visits is not logical and will not change the above reality. India gave a similar response last week after Beijing issued Chinese names for 11 places in the state – that Arunachal is and will remain an integral part of India. Beijing.
India also announced the dates for the G20 meeting in Srinagar last week, despite objections from both Pakistan and China. The recent tension over Arunachal comes ahead of major visits from Beijing, including the Chinese defense and foreign ministers, for SCO meetings. chinese president Xi Jinping He is also expected to visit India for the SCO summit in early July.
In a message sent to China from Kibithu, a border village in Arunachal Pradesh, on Monday, Shah had said, “No one can dare to cast an evil eye on India’s territorial integrity and occupy even an inch of our land.” He had said that the era was over when anyone could encroach on India’s border.
Watch Amit Shah launches program of vibrant villages on China border in Arunachal Pradesh