“But there were many other things which also happened during this period some of it was a collateral of the situation; some of it was actually a carryover from the Covid era. “We are sort of trying to see whether lot of this post-Covid and parallel to the border tension, the combination of these issues — how much we can progress on this,” Jaishankar added. “We are looking at it because at the end of the day we have always maintained that the situation, which we saw between 2020 and 2024, was not in the interest of either country,” he said.
Author: The Hills Times
Published at: 2025-04-09 22:40:00
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