PM invited to look into Arunachal's problems with China at G-20

Lok Sabha, MP for Arunachal Pradesh, Ninong Ering, asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday to discuss several state issues with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the upcoming G20 summit.

The next G-20 summit will be held in Buenos Aires, Argentina, from November 30 to December 1.

In a letter to Modi, the Congressman said that the relationship between India and China was critical from the point of view of Arunachal, the state sharing the border with China.

"The issue of China providing a stapled visa to the people of Arunachal Pradesh is not new and must be brought to its knowledge with tact." The Indian government must argue the case. territorial integrity of India and convey the feelings of citizens in a firm way, "Ering wrote in the letter.

As a general rule, China issues stapled visas to residents of Arunachal Pradesh, which poses problems for them. Because of this, they were prevented from boarding flights to China.

The MP for the Arunachal East constituency has also attracted the attention of the Prime Minister several times recently when Chinese troops attempted to break into the state's territory and build new buildings. roads.

"India must protest such incidents and ask China to respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the country for peaceful coexistence, as provided for in the landmark agreement with Panchsheel "said Ering.

The Panchsheel agreement, or the five principles of peaceful coexistence, was signed between the Tibet region in China and India in 1954.

The deputy urges Modi to address the issues with the Chinese president and to stand up to the hopes and aspirations of the people of Arunachal Pradesh.