Kharge raises China issue in all-party meet on G-20

New Delhi: Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Monday raised a wide range of issues, including alleged Chinese incursion, terror funding, and how to deal with the fugitive at the the all-party meeting chaired by Prime Minister Narendra on India assuming the G20 Presidency.
At the outset, the Congress chief congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi on assuming the G20 Presidency, party sources said.
“It is a matter of pride for the nation that India has got the presidentship on rotation basis. India will be holding meeting over 40 places. We should extend our hospitality in the best way, and use this opportunity to showcase our development as a nation,” sources quoted Kharge as saying.
Mentioning about China, Kharge said, “China is a member of G20. India should use the opportunity to stop China from border incursions and aggression.”
He also said that India should use this opportunity to secure permanent membership in United Nations Security Council.
On terror funding, Khare without naming any country said, “Some nations indulge in terror fundings. India should raise this issue to defeat such forces.”
“He also raised about fugitive issue and said there should be a common agreement (G20 members) to deal with fugitive,” the sources quoted Kharge as saying.
Kharge added, “India should use the opportunity to attract foreign investment.”
Claiming that people going with tourist Visa in US had to wait for 900 days for the Visa approval, Kharge said, “India should use its influence to find a solution to this problem.”
Among others, the Congress chief mentioned about climate change and Ukraine -Russia war, sources added.
India assumed the presidency of G20 on December 1. (UNI)