'Situation On Border Is Stable': China Reacts After India Rejects Beijing's Claim On Arunachal Pradesh

India-China Border Dispute: Beijing on Wednesday said the situation on the China-India border is currently stable. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun declined to comment on reports of increased Chinese military activity near the Arunachal Pradesh border.

When he was asked whether there had been any recent military incidents with India and whether China had increased its military activities near the state, which Beijing claims as part of South Tibet, he said the border situation is stable with India.

The #China-#India #border situation is generally stable at the moment, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun said on Wednesday in response to a question on whether there has been a recent military incident with India and whether China has increased its military… pic.twitter.com/BXEBe0kess

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The situation on the China-India border is currently generally stable, Jiakun said, adding that China and India held the 36th meeting of the Working Mechanism for Dialogue and Coordination on China-India Border Affairs last week.

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He said, "Both sides agreed to continue dialogue through diplomatic and military channels and maintain peace and stability in the border areas."

VIDEO | Addressing a media briefing, MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal says, "... Arunachal Pradesh is an indelible and integral part of India, and this is a fact which is self-evident. At the same time, let me also underline that nothing can change this indisputable reality."… pic.twitter.com/qqwcA5tMTC

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Peace On The Border Is Essential: MEA

India on Tuesday stated that it considers the border issues with China extremely serious and stressed that maintaining peace and stability along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) is of paramount importance, as the situation on the border will determine the course of relations between the two countries.

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India Rejects China's Claim On Arunachal Pradesh

New Delhi also rejected Beijing's criticism of its decision to officially recognise 27 places and geographical features in Arunachal Pradesh by their standard names. India stressed that Arunachal Pradesh is an integral and inalienable part of India and nothing can change this undeniable truth.

Addressing a media briefing on Tuesday, MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said, "Arunachal Pradesh is an indelible and integral part of India, and this is a fact which is self-evident. At the same time, let me also underline that nothing can change this indisputable reality."

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