India Reiterates 'Three Mutuals' in Modi-Xi Talks, Stresses Border Peace
According to a readout issued by China, India reiterated the principle of 'three mutuals' during talks between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping, while stressing the need for peace along the border. The Chinese readout also said India reiterated specific positions on Taiwan and Tibet and would not allow activities against China from Indian territory.
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