AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi has made a statement about the meeting of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping on Sunday (August 31, 2025). He has termed the meeting of PM Modi and Xi Jinping as completely failed. He said that the questions of which the people of India were looking for the answers did not get their answers from this meeting.

Asaduddin Owaisi shared a post on the social media platform X on Sunday (August 31, 2025) on the meeting of PM Modi and Xi Jinping. In the post, Owaisi said, “The meeting of the Prime Minister of India today with the President of China has failed to answer the important questions that Indians were looking for.”

What did Owaisi say about PM Modi and Xi Jinping meeting,

AIMIM Chief said, ‘In this list, the question of China’s support for Pakistan during Operation Sindoor and expanding CPEC in Afghanistan is at the top. We have not heard even a word even after sharing the river data related to hydrology towards China. The border situation in Ladakh is such that our brave soldiers cannot patrol in buffer zone and after 2020 our shepherds are not allowed to go to many areas. In addition, China has not made any promise about resumping the supply of rare soil and other important items. Nor has he said that he will import more goods from India. These are the issues that matter to Indians, not the opportunity to be photographed, the color of the jacket or the length of the carpet. It is sad that Modi-Ki Jinping meeting failed to find a solution on concrete issues.

In bilateral meeting, PM Modi discussed many issues with Jinping

According to the statement issued by the Ministry of External Affairs, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping held bilateral talks before the SCO summit. During this time, the two leaders have discussed the need to increase India and China’s need to increase the shared base of India and China on bilateral, regional and global issues and challenges on terrorism and multilateral platforms.

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PM Modi China Visit Live: Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Tianjin in China on Saturday (30 August) in the evening. This is his first visit to China after seven years between turmoil and changing alliances in global trade.

This visit of PM Modi is taking place when the two countries have intensified efforts to normalize relations by taking steps like starting the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra and restoring tourist visas for Chinese citizens.

Look at meeting Xi Jinping

On Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hold a bilateral meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping. This is considered to be the most important of many of his meetings in the next two days. This conversation will be an opportunity to further strengthen the recent progress in the relationship between the military deadlock on the border that has been going on for almost five years. Sources say that in this meeting, Modi will give a message to pursue relationships from long -term and strategic perspectives.

Possible conversation with Myanmar leader

Modi’s first day meetings in Tianjin also include a possible talks with myanmar acting President and military chief Min Aung Having. The high-level connectivity between India and Myanmar has been limited since the army captured power in 2021. This will be the second meeting of Modi and Myanmar leader this year after a conversation during the BIMSTEC summit in Thailand. It is believed that Modi will insist on the need for inclusive and reliable elections and will give the message of restoration of democracy in the country facing ethnic violence.

Importance of India-Myanmar Relations

Myanmar is isolated from western countries, but has maintained strong relations with both India and China. India has a 1600 km long border with Myanmar and it is mandatory for India to maintain cooperation with Myanmar’s army to deal with the challenge of cross -border extremism.

Business cooperation will be discussed

Business and economic support will be the main subject in the meeting of Prime Minister Modi and President Xi Jinping. Modi will emphasize the need for fair trade partnership and will discuss China’s role in important areas like rare soil, fertilizer and equipment. Recently Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi gave External Affairs Minister S.K. Jaishankar was assured that China would relax the restrictions on the export of these goods. Also, it is expected to be agreed to resume direct air service between the two countries.

Strict stance on terrorism

Modi is also going to raise the issue of terrorism in his meeting. After the recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam, India will express concern over cross -border terrorism. This tour is happening at a time when relations between India and America are at the lowest level of decades. In such a situation, Modi’s visit to China is not only limited to the SCO summit, but also an attempt to give new direction to India-China relations and to balance regional politics.

National Security Advisor Ajit Doval said on Tuesday (August 19, 2025) that India-China relations have improved in the last nine months, as there has been peace on the border. He interacted with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on the tension on the border and related issues.

Doval and Wang held a 24th round of talks under the framework of the Special Representative Tantra, a day earlier, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar met his Chinese counterpart. The Ministry of External Affairs said in a statement that the Indian side strongly raised the issue of all kinds of terrorism including border terrorism and reminded that one of the original objectives of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) was to combat the evil of terrorism.

Transparency required in dam construction

There is less than a fortnight left at the annual SCO summit to be held in China. The statement said that Jaishankar also outlined India’s concerns regarding the construction of a huge dam being carried out by China at the bottom of the Yarlung Tsangpo (Brahmaputra River), as it would have an impact on the lower coastal states.

The Ministry of External Affairs said that it said that the need for excessive transparency in this regard was strongly underlined. In the Special Representative (SR) talks, issues related to ‘reducing stress, delimitation and boundary matters’ were discussed. Wang arrived in Delhi on a two -day visit on Monday (August 18, 2025).

Peace and harmony on borders

He further said that his journey is being seen as part of the efforts being made by both neighbors to rectify his relationship again. After the fierce struggle in the Galwan Valley in 2020, there was a lot of tussle in relations between the two countries.

In his initial address on television, the National Security Advisor recalled his Beijing Yatra last December for the previous round of Special Representative Dialogue and said that since then there has been a ‘tendency of advancement in relations between the two sides’. He said, ‘The boundaries are calm, peace and harmony remains, our bilateral relations have become more solid.

PM Modi will visit China

Doval has also formally announced that PM Modi will visit China to attend the SCO summit to be held in Tianjin on 31 August and 01 September. He said that in view of this visit, the talks of special representatives have achieved great importance.

Doval also mentioned the talks between Prime Minister Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping during a multilateral program in the Russian city of Kazan in October last year and said that both sides have benefited greatly since then. Doval said, “The new atmosphere that has created, has helped us to move forward in various fields that we were working on.”

It is necessary to increase mutual confidence through strategic communication

The meeting between Modi and Jinping took place between India and China two days after the agreement to retreat the remaining two confrontation points in East Ladakh from Depsang and Demchok. The two leaders have decided to recur many things, including talks between special representatives to normalize bilateral relations.

The Chinese Foreign Minister in his statement said that both sides should increase mutual confidence through strategic communication, expand shared interests through exchange and cooperation and properly resolve specific issues on boundaries.

Prime Minister Modi’s visit to China is of special importance

Wang said, ‘We are happy to see that now the stability on the boundaries has been restored. Now there is an important opportunity for improvement and development in bilateral relations. The Chinese side gives great importance to the Prime Minister’s visit to China to attend the SCO summit on our invitation. The Ministry of External Affairs said in its statement that in the discussion between the two foreign ministers, bilateral, regional and international issues of shared interest were discussed.

He said that the Indian side strongly raised the issue of all kinds of terrorism including cross -border terrorism and reminded that one of the basic objectives of the SCO was to combat the evil of terrorism. Minister Wang has agreed that the top priority should be given to combat terrorism. In the Special Representative Dialogue, both sides discussed the Line of Actual Control (LAC) to maintain peace and harmony.

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