Summary
- India has firmly rejected the Pakistan-China Boundary Joint Commission, citing a lack of legal basis for its formation.
- The decision underscores India's stance on territorial integrity and sovereignty in the region.
- This rejection reflects ongoing tensions between India, Pakistan, and China regarding border issues.
- The implications of this move could further strain diplomatic relations and impact regional security dynamics.
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