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India Says China Must Answer Questions on Sovereignty

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India's Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has stated that China, not India, must answer questions on sovereignty. The statement comes in response to recent developments in the region.

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India Says China Must Answer Questions on Sovereignty

India's Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has stated that China, not India, must answer questions on sovereignty. The statement comes in response to recent developments in the region. The MEA's spokesperson emphasized that India's position on sovereignty is clear and unwavering. The statement has been seen as a strong rebuke to China's actions in the region. India will continue to assert its sovereignty and protect its interests. The MEA's statement has been welcomed by many in India who see it as a necessary step to protect the country's sovereignty.

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India Accuses China of Violating Sovereignty in J&K and Ladakh

The Indian government has accused China of violating India's sovereignty and illegally occupying Indian territories in Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh. The accusation comes after a meeting between Indian and Chinese foreign ministers, where Chinese officials highlighted positive developments in bilateral relations and cooperation. However, the Indian government has objected to Chinese projects in Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh, which it claims are a violation of India's sovereignty. The Indian government has called on China to respect India's territorial integrity and withdraw its projects from the disputed territories.

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