Border dispute not 'easy issue' to tackle says PM
Beijing: Asserting that the commitment of the Indian and Chinese leadership to maintain peace on the frontiers is an important guarantor for progress, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has said the border dispute is not an
The SRs have “worked hard and arrived at the political parameters and guiding principles for a boundary resolution”, Singh said while answering a question on the work done so far.
“In the present stage of their negotiations, they are seeking a framework for a boundary resolution. I support the work done by the Special Representatives of the two sides,” he added.
“In the meantime, both the governments of India and China are committed to maintaining peace and tranquillity in the India-China border areas,” Singh said.
“This is an important guarantor and a fundamental basis for further progress and growth in our bilateral ties.”
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