Pakistan Foreign Office representative Nafees Zakaria said it is in light of a legitimate concern for the two India and China to work for local peace and participation.
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Thursday said keeping up territorial peace is the obligation of the considerable number of nations as it raised worry over the almost two-month long standoff between the Indian and Chinese troops at Doklam territory in Sikkim division.
Remote Office representative Nafees Zakaria said that Pakistan had noted "Indian infringement" at Sikkim fringe and was worried at the expanding Indian aggressiveness in the locale, which is jeopardizing territorial peace and dependability.
He said it is in light of a legitimate concern for every one of the nations of the locale to work for territorial peace and participation.
"Keeping up provincial peace is the duty of the considerable number of nations. Pakistan has constantly sought peace and success in the locale," he included.
He said it has been watched that as far back as the present BJP government came to control in India, the Indo-Pak relationship has seen a descending direction.
"India needs to comprehend that exclusive through collaboration between the two nations will the useful for the general population of the district be accomplished. For this to happen, we have to determine every single combative issue, especially the issue of Jammu and Kashmir. India has not been certain in such manner," he guaranteed.
He additionally pointed the finger at India for "leaving" the procedure of provincial monetary improvement by its "mentality" toward SAARC process.
"SAARC is absolutely gone for the monetary advancement of the general population of this area. I won't delve into the subtle elements of how India abandoned this procedure. SAARC will be held at a fitting time in Pakistan," he said.