NEW DELHI -- India on Wednesday rejected China's "vain and preposterous attempts" to rename places in northeastern Arunachal Pradesh state, calling the Indian region bordering the communist nation its "integral and inalienable."
Says Beijing's 'preposterous' bid won't change fact that the region is its 'integral part'
A Buddha statue is pictured in Tawang in India's northeastern state of Arunachal Pradesh in 2017. © Reuters
NEW DELHI -- India on Wednesday rejected China's "vain and preposterous attempts" to rename places in northeastern Arunachal Pradesh state, calling the Indian region bordering the communist nation its "integral and inalienable."