India on Friday rejected the report stating that Chinese President Xi Jinping had sent a ‘secret letter’ to President Draupadi Murmu to revive relations with New Delhi. India urged the media to fulfill proper responsibility during coverage. Foreign Ministry (Mea) spokesman Randhir Jaiswal said in a press conference that we have seen the report and can confirm that the news of the letter is wrong. We urge our media friends to take full responsibility in their reporting. A recent report by Bloomberg claimed that President Xi Jinping sent a ‘secret letter’ to President Murmu in March this year to re -establish relations with India amidst the ongoing trade war with the US.
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Quoting an Indian official, the report claimed that Xi Jinping in her letter “expressed concern about any American deal that damaged China’s interests”. The report claimed that the message was sent to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, but in June itself, his government started a ‘serious effort’ to re -establish relations with China. In June, the report claimed that the business talks with the US were ‘controversial’. Significantly, both India and China have recently been trying to improve their relations, which became very bad after the clash in the Galwan Valley in 2020.
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Recently, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Tianjin of China for the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit, where he also held a bilateral meeting with President Xi Jinping. During his meeting with Xi Jinping, Prime Minister Modi said that India is committed to pursue relations with China on the basis of “mutual trust, respect and sensitivity”. Meanwhile, Xi Jinping said that India and China need to remain friends, and emphasized that ‘Elephant’ and ‘Dragon’ would have to live together.