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India Rejects Pakistan-China Border Commission, Calls It Legally Baseless

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India's Ministry of External Affairs has firmly rejected the legitimacy of a border commission established between Pakistan and China covering Indian territories. The government stated that no legal boundary exists between Pakistan and China in those areas, rendering the commission invalid. The MEA described the move as having no legal basis whatsoever. New Delhi also dismissed the commission's activities as mere theatrics, signaling strong disapproval of the joint initiative by its two neighbors.

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