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Congress Raises Four Key Questions After Modi‑Xi Meeting
✍️ Amar Ujala
🗓 13 Sep 2026, 05:09 PM
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After Prime Minister Modi’s meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Congress MP Jeyaram Ramesh posed four major questions to the central government regarding India‑China relations, focusing on Ladakh and Arunachal Pradesh.
In a press briefing following the bilateral talks between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Xi Jinping, Congress Secretary‑General and Member of Parliament Jeyaram Ramesh highlighted four critical issues for the central government to address.
The questions, which centre on the status of Ladakh and Arunachal Pradesh, probe the government’s strategy for managing border tensions and ensuring the security of these sensitive regions.
Ramesh urged the administration to clarify its stance on China’s activities along the Line of Actual Control and to outline concrete steps to safeguard India’s sovereignty.
He also asked for a detailed assessment of the impact of China’s infrastructure projects in the Himalayas and how they might affect India’s strategic interests.
The questions were raised in the context of the Modi‑Xi meeting, where both leaders discussed a range of bilateral issues, but no definitive agreements were announced on the frontier matters.
The Congress leadership intends to use the questions as a basis for further parliamentary debate and to hold the government accountable on its foreign‑policy decisions.
The questions, which centre on the status of Ladakh and Arunachal Pradesh, probe the government’s strategy for managing border tensions and ensuring the security of these sensitive regions.
Ramesh urged the administration to clarify its stance on China’s activities along the Line of Actual Control and to outline concrete steps to safeguard India’s sovereignty.
He also asked for a detailed assessment of the impact of China’s infrastructure projects in the Himalayas and how they might affect India’s strategic interests.
The questions were raised in the context of the Modi‑Xi meeting, where both leaders discussed a range of bilateral issues, but no definitive agreements were announced on the frontier matters.
The Congress leadership intends to use the questions as a basis for further parliamentary debate and to hold the government accountable on its foreign‑policy decisions.