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Espionage conspiracy at G-20 exposed China's duplicity: Kavinder | | | Early Times Report JAMMU, Sept 13: Senior BJP leader and former Deputy Chief Minister, Kavinder Gupta on Wednesday flayed China after the Dragon's espionage conspiracy got exposed at G-20 summit in New Delhi. In a statement given to media persons, the BJP stalwart leader from J&K said that China has not mended its ways as under its hypocrisy the rogue nation had sent spies in its G-20 delegation in the guise of delegates which was exposed by alert security agencies after it was found that the so-called Chinese delegates were carrying baggage with extraordinary loads. "On verification, it was detected that the suitcases were having equipment meant for espionage purpose thus exposing the Dragon badly and telling the world the bare face of that country which can go to any extent and stoop low to fulfill its unprincipled desire of spying during such a significant meet of world leaders", he said, adding that it is unfortunate that China indulged in misadventure during G20 summit as it has exposed that nation's negative character probing it beyond doubt that the reliability concerns of entire world with China are true to the hilt as that country is highly unreliable because betrayal is its basic culture. Kavinder said that China should have pondered over hundred times before deciding to conspire against this powerful nation as today's Bharat is not of 1962's but it is advanced and robust country leading the world in 2023. He said that China should feel ashamed of her misdemeanor because this will lead it towards isolation while on the other hand Bharat is garnering support of more and more countries for being morally, ethical and diplomatically upright and balanced in all good aspects. |
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