New Delhi: Foreign Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday blamed China for the current LAC situation, said Beijing violated the written agreement by gathering strength along the border and this was a legitimate concern for all international communities.
While confirming that the problem arose at a quad meeting on Friday, the minister also said criticism repeated by China would not make Quad less credible.
Jaisankar speaks after a bilateral meeting with his partner Australia Marise Payne who attended the 4th Foreign Minister meeting in Melbourne on Friday.
Beijing has slammed the meeting, describing Quad as a tool containing China.
Expressing support for maritime rule-based commands, Quad meetings have called for the expansion of cooperation to maintain indo-Pacific regions free from coercion.
“Kenua from us yesterday (Friday), both of us and Blinken and Hayashi, too, made points that we were here to do positive things.
We are here to contribute to peace, prosperity and stability of the region,” Jaisankar said while talking at press conference along with Payne.
“Our records and actions and attitudes are quite clear and by criticizing them repeatedly, it doesn’t make us less credible,” he said.
Read China Access Action in LAC, the US seeks to draw India closer to Biden administration on Friday promised to continue to build strategic partnerships with India as part of its Indo-Pacific prospects, citing China’s preparation in the actual control path (LAC) among other reasons (LAC) LAC) for a new encouragement that came in the middle of the war cloud in front of the Sovereign and Safe Atlantic without the threat of coercion or intimidation ” Overseas India said it did it.
“Yes, we (quad) discussion about Indian-Chinese relations because it is part of how we give direction about what happens in our environment.
And it’s a problem where many countries are legally interested, especially if they come from the Indo-Pacific region, “he said.
‘China violates written pact’, Jaisankar blamed Beijing for tension in Lac
