Indian PM Modi frustrated at Pakistan China united stance over G20 meeting
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the inherent suitability of India as a host for G20 meetings spanning its entire geographical expanse, firmly rejecting the concerns raised by China and Pakistan regarding the choice of Kashmir and Arunachal Pradesh as meeting locations.
China, a member of the G20, and Pakistan, a non-member, vehemently opposed the decision to convene an event in Kashmir, which they regard as a "disputed" territory. Furthermore, China has an ongoing territorial dispute with India over Arunachal Pradesh.
In a candid interview with the news agency PTI, the Prime Minister unequivocally brushed aside these objections, underscoring India's prerogative to conduct gatherings within its sovereign boundaries. His stance resolutely underscored India's commitment to the principle of territorial sovereignty.
During the interview, Prime Minister Modi offered a comprehensive overview of various G20-related matters, providing insights into the upcoming summit scheduled to take place in New Delhi on September 9 and 10. This summit is expected to be a pivotal event, where global leaders will convene to discuss critical issues of international significance.
