We Won't Accept Attempt To Change Borders: Jaishankar

Foreign minister S Jaishankar said on Tuesday India will never accept any attempt to unilaterally change the status quo on India's borders. While he didn't name China, he said any departure from established understandings will evoke "its own responses".

New Delhi: Speaking at an event to mark eight years of the Modi government, Jaishankar also said India was looking forward to joining the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) despite the "political impediments" involved. China continues to oppose any exclusive membership for India and seeks a criteria-based approach for the expansion of the group instead of one based purely on merit.

On the threat from terrorism, he said diplomacy has contributed to addressing the challenge by delegitimising it and denying support and sustenance to terrorism.