China’s absence in the G-20 Summit held in Jammu-Kashmir is its own loss – Union Minister Jitendra Singh

Srinagar: China had decided to remain absent from the G20 meeting in Jammu and Kashmir and announced to boycott the meeting. China said India had deliberately organised it in disputed territory. Accordingly, India has reacted to it. China’s absence from this meeting has made no difference to India. Union Minister Jitendra Singh has said that, on the contrary, China has suffered due to this. India has deliberately organised the G20 meeting in Jammu and Kashmir. Pakistan had expressed concern that the countries participating in this meeting would confirm that this is an integral part of India. Pakistan also appealed to the G20 countries to refrain from participating in this meeting. China has responded to this and alleged that the meeting is being held in disputed territory. Considering this objection, China decided to remain absent from the said meeting. Union Minister Jitendra Singh explained that this is not India’s loss but China’s.

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China's absence in the G-20 Summit held in Jammu-Kashmir is its own loss – Union Minister Jitendra SinghMoreover, India is not a small homogeneous country in Europe. India is a huge country. Therefore, by organising G20 meetings across the country, India is making member countries aware of its diversity, Union Minister Jitendra Singh further said. Meanwhile, there were reports that China was as upset as Pakistan about the G20 meeting in Jammu and Kashmir. The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) project passes through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan. India had warned China against this and also that the CPEC project was challenging India’s sovereignty. But China completely ignored it. Later, claims were made that the project in both countries was in jeopardy due to political instability in Pakistan. Pakistani media has claimed that China has completely stopped investing in this project. Taking advantage of Pakistan’s chaos, India is preparing to take over Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK) and Gilgit-Baltistan.

As soon as India attacked PoK, the Pakistan Army could no longer face the Indian Army. Besides, the people of PoK no longer want to live in Pakistan, which is in shambles. Due to this, it is indicated that India will soon annex PoK. Realising this, China has prepared to recognise India’s occupation of PoK. But China demands that India approve its projects in PoK and Gilgit-Baltistan. But claims have surfaced on social media that India is unwilling for it.

Meanwhile, Pakistani analysts are worried that if a terrorist organisation in Pakistan attacks the G20 meeting in Jammu and Kashmir, India will take over PoK by promoting its cause.

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