PM Modi Raised Pakistan’s Cross-Border Terrorism Issue With President Jinping; China Agrees To Extend Support | India News

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit in Tianjin on Sunday. Later in the day, Foreign Minister Vikram Misri reported that the Indian leader brought up the issue of cross -border terrorism during the bilateral meeting.

During a press briefing, the Foreign Minister underlined that at the meeting, PM Modi underlined that cross -border terrorism affected both countries. He also added that India has received China’s understanding and cooperation.

“Cross -border terrorism, the Prime Minister was a priority by the prime minister. This is something that affects both India and China, and therefore both are important because they struggle with cross -border terrorism, in fact, the meaning and cooperation of China, as we take the meaning of the context and cooperation, I would like to say that we take the context of SCO.

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#WRISTWATCH | Tianjin, China: On cross -border terrorism, Foreign Minister Vikram Misri said, “cross -border terrorism was mentioned as a priority by the Prime Minister. He underlined the fact that this is something that affects both India and China, … pic.twitter.com/w8jmwezj8j– Ani (@ani) 31 August 2025