India Warns China After Shanghai Airport Incident, Says Energy Ties With Russia Will Not Be Politicised
India on Monday issued a pointed advisory to its citizens transiting through Chinese airports, following a reported incident of arbitrary detention involving an Indian national at Shanghai. Image Source: Raksha Samachar on X In a sharp response, Randhir Jaiswal , Official Spokesperson for the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), urged Chinese authorities to uphold international norms and “ensure that Indian citizens are not selectively targeted or harassed.” He further advised Indian nationals to exercise “due caution” when travelling to or through China. The briefing, part of the MEA’s weekly public engagement, touched on a range of flashpoints across India’s diplomatic landscape, from border violence in Afghanistan and rising insecurity in Myanmar, to energy trade with Russia and counter-terror cooperation with the US. Responding to questions from reporters, Jaiswal welcomed recent action by the UK government against pro-Khalistan actors, including Gurpreet Singh Rih...