'No legal basis, completely unacceptable': India rejects 'so-called' Pakistan-China boundary joint commission
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India Rejects 'So-called' Pakistan-China Boundary Commission, Says It Has No Legal Basis
India said Pakistan has no locus standi to enter into arrangements concerning Indian territory, rejecting the operationalisation of a joint boundary commission with China
'Illegal and Invalid': India Rejects Pakistan-China Boundary Joint Commission
India has never recognised the 1963 China-Pakistan Boundary Agreement, which it continues to regard as “illegal and invalid,” Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) official spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal stated.
India rejects Pakistan-China Boundary Joint Commission, calls it legally baseless
India rejected the so-called Pakistan-China Boundary Joint Commission and reaffirmed its position on Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh. New Delhi said any such arrangement lacks legal basis and does not affect India's sovereignty.
'No legal basis, completely unacceptable': India rejects 'so-called' Pakistan-China boundary joint commission
The ministry of external affairs said India’s position on the matter remains “clear and consistent” and described the commission as having no legal basis
Any 'boundary cooperation' between China and Pakistan concerning Indian territories completely unacceptable: MEA
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 16 (IANS) Reiterating that it has never recognised the so-called 'China-Pakistan Boundary Agreement' of 1963 and have consistently maintained that it is illegal and invalid, India on Wednesday rejected a boundary joint commission created by China and Pakistan, saying that any so-called boundary cooperation between China and Pakistan concerning Indian territories would be "completely unacceptable". "We have seen re…
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