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India's relationship with China does not depend on third country: Krishna | External Affairs Minister S. M.Krishna categorically
said here on Wednesday that India's relation with China did not depend on its (China's) relation with the third country. Interacting with the media on the sidelines
of a Chinese festival here, Krishna said : "India's relationship with China does
not affect by its(China) relationship with third country." Krishna was commenting
over the strong military-military bond between China and Pakistan. China-Pakistan
relations began in 1950. Following the Sino-Indian hostilities of 1962, Pakistan's
relations with the China became stronger. The China has provided economic, military
and technical assistance to Pakistan. Chinese President Hu Jintao had described
his countries relationship with Pakistan as "higher than the mountains and deeper
than oceans." China has been a steady source of military equipment to the Pakistani
Army and also has helped Pakistan to set-up mass weapons production factories
and also have given technology assistance and modernized facilities. Krishna also
acknowledged "there were lows in the Indo-China relationship" but expressed confidence
that "it will improve gradually." |
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