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Don't target Pakistan at SCO summit: China
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Beijing, June 10 (TIWN) China on Monday said Pakistan should not be targeted on terrorism at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit this week where Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to raise the issue of Islamabad harbouring terrorists.
During his first foreign visit to the Maldives after being re-elected for a second term as Prime Minister, Modi on Saturday indirectly attacked Pakistan, saying state sponsorship of terrorism is the biggest threat the world is facing today.
Modi is likely to raise the issue at this week's summit as part of India's strategy to isolate Pakistan at multilateral forums but China made clear that its ally, Islamabad, should not be targeted at the event.
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