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India on Thursday responded to Beijing reiterating its claim by saying that Arunachal Pradesh is India's was, is and will always be an integral and inseparable part of and China No repetition of its “baseless claims” can change our stand on this matter.
Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) Said, “Beijing can repeat its baseless claims as many times as it wants, but this will not change New Delhi's position that Arunachal Pradesh was, is and will always be an integral and inseparable part of the country.” these things spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal Told the media during the weekly press conference.
This reaction of the Ministry of External Affairs comes days after Beijing reiterated its claim on Arunachal Pradesh.
India's stand is clear
Responding to a question on China continuing its claim on Arunachal Pradesh, Jaiswal said India's position on the matter has always been clear and will not change no matter how many times Beijing “repeats its baseless claims”.
“Our position on the Arunachal Pradesh issue has been made very clear time and again. Recently we had also issued a statement in this regard. The Foreign Ministry spokesperson said, China can repeat its baseless claims as many times as it wants, this will not change our position.
“Arunachal Pradesh was, is and will always be an integral and inseparable part of India,” he said.
On March 19, the Ministry of External Affairs had taken note of comments by a Chinese Defense Ministry spokesperson on “advancing absurd claims” on the territory of Arunachal Pradesh and said the state “was, is and will always be an integral part” of India. Organ.
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