New Delhi: India will impress upon China, which had torpedoed its NSG membership bid at the Seoul plenary, that taking care of each other’s “interests and priorities” was the basis for forward movement in bilateral ties.
External affairs ministry spokesperson Vikas Swarup also dismissed suggestions that India, which has become a full member of Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR) earlier this week, will block China’s entry into the 35-nation grouping as a quid pro quo.
In an oblique reference to China, he said only “one country” opposed India’s bid for its entry into NSG.
However, he said India would continue “impress upon that country that a relationship moves forward on the basis of mutual accommodation of each other’s interests, concerns and priority.
