Indian Obsession--"China-Pakistan Economic Corridor 'unacceptable', Modi tells China"

[BuddhaPalm]

Now China supports the Kashmir cause. Give them nukes to fight India.

 

[ashok mourya]

Now China supports the Kashmir cause. Give them nukes to fight India.

We will do vice verse in Tibet and repay your loan with intrest.

 

[The Great One]

Now China supports the Kashmir cause. Give them nukes to fight India.

@SinoChallenger is that you?

 

[daring dude]

Its the worst part the Indian think tanks realizes for now,,as they have their Planing to connecting with Afghanistan via Wakhan coridor by pasing Gilgit , and also CPEC is also running through gilgit Baltistan, and the future of their plans for wakhan coridor will be deminished.. and also china's involvement in Azad kashmir, Pak bordering areas along with Pak forces will increases, and through out Pakistan gets rail linkage, where Pakistan short immensely from Indians, and Indian rail tracks covering whole of India and Pakistan's rail link still in British rules states... bu this Pakistan will get reaches to further every corner and can send goods easily even of strategic or military importance to any part.. so its not only 1 thing, indian's kicked on their various projects and plans in Pakistan etc... so this kinda crying in legitimate... Lolz

 

[Jazzbot]

And the Suppa Powah cries again.

 

[I M Sikander]

PHOTO: TIBETAN REVIEW

Indian External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said on Sunday that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi “very strongly” raised the issue regarding China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) during his recent visit to Beijing, and termed the project “unacceptable”.

“Prime minster during his visit took up the issue very firmly and spoke very strongly that the CPEC going through Azad Kashmir (Azad Kashmir) is unacceptable,” Swaraj said at a press conference.

Read: China-Pakistan Economic Corridor: Backdoor meetings helped forge concern

Further, Swaraj communicated Modi’s concerns regarding the $46 billion project, and said that the Indian government had summoned a Chinese envoy to apprise over the corridor that is to run through Pakistani Kashmir.

Read: RAW at frontline to sabotage Economic Corridor, China warns Pakistan

The external affairs minister added that an Indian envoy in Beijing had also raised the same issue.

During Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to Pakistan in April, the 3,000 kilometre-long CPEC was announced.

This article originally appeared on Zee News

China-Pakistan Economic Corridor 'unacceptable', Modi tells China - The Express Tribune

 

[I M Sikander]

We will do vice verse in Tibet and repay your loan with intrest.

Cant you keep a silence and stop making yourself a laughing item.

 

[deckingraj]

Only the states of Hunza and Nagar were treated as part of Kashmir. They were autonomous states but were nominally under the suzerainty of the Dogra ruler. However, being autonomous states they acceded to Pakistan. The remaining portion of Gilgit Baltistan was not part of Kashmir and was governed under the treaties of Lahore and Amritsar of 1846, which constitute the basic documents regarding the establishment of State of Jammu and Kashmir between the Birtish and Gulab Singh.

There is no illegality involved here.

well with all due respect this is your stand..not ours...so from our perspective this is illegal...and with that aspect Modi made the statement...

@Indian Members

Is it just me or something has changed here?? Looks like India is pushing more and more on P-O-K..something which is refreshing however neglected for far too long..no??

 

[ashok mourya]

Cant you keep a silence and stop making yourself a laughing item.

Can you laugh?

 

[I M Sikander]

Can you laugh?

Its better to cry on your immature posts.

 

[My-Analogous]

PHOTO: TIBETAN REVIEW

Indian External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said on Sunday that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi “very strongly” raised the issue regarding China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) during his recent visit to Beijing, and termed the project “unacceptable”.

“Prime minster during his visit took up the issue very firmly and spoke very strongly that the CPEC going through Azad Kashmir (Azad Kashmir) is unacceptable,” Swaraj said at a press conference.

Read: China-Pakistan Economic Corridor: Backdoor meetings helped forge concern

Further, Swaraj communicated Modi’s concerns regarding the $46 billion project, and said that the Indian government had summoned a Chinese envoy to apprise over the corridor that is to run through Pakistani Kashmir.

Read: RAW at frontline to sabotage Economic Corridor, China warns Pakistan

The external affairs minister added that an Indian envoy in Beijing had also raised the same issue.

During Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to Pakistan in April, the 3,000 kilometre-long CPEC was announced.

This article originally appeared on Zee News

China-Pakistan Economic Corridor 'unacceptable', Modi tells China - The Express Tribune

Sannu Ki

 

[Beidou2020]

China will do what it wants in its backyard (and that backyard includes the South Asian Sea).

 

[Asian.Century]

China will do what it wants in its backyard (and that backyard includes the South Asian Sea).

funny how India signs defence pact with US, sells its motherland to its master US, gives all its bases, hangers, ports & airports at US disposal, which even never ever Pakistan has done to this scale and then Modi goes to China and says to Xi "we must look after each others aspirations and strategic interests". LOL. how crap and pathetic Indian mind & foreign policy has become.

what has Pakistan done to these 1.2b Indians... they just rule over Indian mind and soul....lol

Chinese would be rolling over lol as to how low level Super power India is actually is

 

[Tamilnadu]

China’s extension into the Indian Ocean is a strategic necessity for sustenance of her economic rise. However Chinese mainland does not border the shores of main Indian Ocean and can only transit through other littoral states. Pakistan and Myanmar are the only two states which can provide politically viable trade and energy transit zones.

In future therefore, these two countries by default would become an extension of China into the Indian Ocean and thus acquire strategic importance for China in geo-political and geo-strategic terms.

In these emerging environments, if India attempts diplomatic/coercive measures against this economic corridor and raise any objection towards this existing linkage or if she attempts a naval blockade of Pakistani ports, such an attempt or measures would be construed as attempts to blockade mainland China. The response in such a case would result in a rather aggressive reaction, both by Pakistan as well as China.

In addition to this, US interests in Afghanistan and beyond are also supported through Pakistani ports. The colluding interests of US, China and Pakistan thus puts a limit on Indian diplomatic/coercive initiatives.

I have one question though,if cpec was such a necessity for chinas growth ,that they can fight for it,then why are the Pakistanies paying for it with interest and assured retuns to the money spent on the project.

 

[illusion8]

, sells its motherland to its master US,

That's rich from a Pakistani..

Why would a third world low income country have such huge US consulates?

80% of US army equipment passed through pakistani ports, airports and roads for the entire tenure of afghan war...lol..talk about leasing your motherland.