Beijing: China on Thursday dismissed charges that
it was aiding insurgent groups in India`s northeast, saying
that it follows the policy of non-interference in the internal
affairs of other countries.
"The Chinese government always upholds the principle of
non-interference in other countries` internal affairs,"
Foreign Ministry Spokesman Liu Weimin said in a statement sent
to a news agency.
"The report is completely inconsistent with facts," the
statement said, apparently referring to reports quoting former
Home Secretary G K Pillay as saying that insurgents in India`s
northeast were holding meetings with Chinese intelligence
officials.
The reports also quoted Pillay as saying that India has
given details of ULFA leader Paresh Barua`s travel to China
Yunnan province.
PTI
