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In snub to Beijing, Sonia doesn’t meet Yang as Mulford says 123 on its way

New Delhi, September 9: In what is being seen as a diplomatic snub to Beijing for creating hurdles at the Vienna meeting of the Nuclear Suppliers Group on the India waiver, visiting Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi was not granted an appointment with Congress president Sonia Gandhi despite a request. Though he had ....Read more

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Vote politicsBy: sonia | Wednesday , 10 Sep '08 22:02:38 PM Reply | Forward When the Chinese government snubbed India by not inviting the President or PM, but instead the Sonia family, Sonia went to China happily. Now that elections are near, she wants to put up a show and be in the news.

In snub to Beijing, Sonia doesn’t meet YangBy: suresh sheth | Wednesday , 10 Sep '08 18:10:06 PM Reply | Forward This is a clear example of how Chinese lie when they backtrack. If China did not try to block a consensus in Vienna over Indo-US civilian nuclear energy deal, why did India had to issue a diplomatic demarche to Chinese embassy in New Delhi and why did US President George Bush had to call Chinese President Hu Jin Tao? How can India trust China on other matters when China lies like this in a clear cut case?

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