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No greetings exchanged, no talk between Modi and Imran at SCO summit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday told Chinese President Xi Jinping that his countrys "all-weather friend" Pakistan must take concrete action against terrorism as "proposed" to it by India and that his efforts to develop peaceful bilateral relations with the western neighbour had been "derailed".
The issue came up during Modi's meeting here with Xi, their first since China allowed the UN Security Council to declare Pakistan-based chief of Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) terror outfit Masood Azhar as an international terrorist on May 1.
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