Ajit Doval National Security Adviser and the Indian group left a meet of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization facilitated by Russia after Pakistan utilised a doctored map as a background for its delegate.
This map demonstrated Indian regions to be a part of Pakistan. The Indian side’s move was a dissent against Pakistan’s unmitigated infringement of standards, the unfamiliar foreign ministry claimed on Tuesday.
In order to obtain information about this the issue, ministry representative Anurag Srivastava said in an announcement: “The Pakistani NSA intentionally extended a fictitious map that Pakistan has as of late been circulating. This was in unmitigated negligence to the warning by the host (Russia) against it and infringing upon the standards of the meeting.”
After discussion with the host, the Indian side left the gathering in protest at that point, the announcement added.
“As was normal, Pakistan at that point proceeded to introduce a deceptive perspective on this meeting,” the announcement further read.
The map, given by Prime Minister Imran Khan on August 4, claims domains of India – Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh and Sir Creek in Gujarat – as parts of Pakistan. India had rubbished it as an “exercise in political absurdity” with no legal validity.
India, sources stated, has given solid issue with the usage of this illegal map by Pakistan.
The Russian side, as the Chair, had made a decent attempt to convince Pakistan not to do as such. Russia doesn’t uphold what Pakistan has done and trusts that Pakistan’s provocative demonstration won’t influence India’s cooperation in SCO, sources said.