What China annoys PM Modi said in front of Xi Jinping..

At the BRICS summit last week, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi told Chinese President Xi Jinping that which irritates China a lot.

PM Modi said in front of the Chinese President that there should be a transparent investigation of the origin of the ovid epidemic. China has been very strict and sensitive about this demand.

A section of the world doubts China about the ovid epidemic. Many people in America and Britain say that the coronavirus was deliberately created in a Chinese lab.

Former US President Donald Trump used to call the coronavirus the Chinese virus.

The English newspaper 'The Hindu' has given a prominent place to this demand of the Indian Prime Minister in front of the Chinese President. Once again this week, PM Modi and President Xi Jinping are going to meet virtually at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit.

The SCO summit is going to be held in Dushanbe, the capital of Tajikistan. Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi are reaching Dushanbe on Thursday to attend it.

According to the report of The Hindu, if India again raises the demand for an investigation into the origin of the coronavirus, then the 17-month-long dispute over the Line of Actual Control in both countries may increase further.

This time India hosted the BRICS summit held on 9 September. PM Modi had said at the summit of this Brazil-Russia-India-China-South Africa bloc, "There is a need for trust in the global order in today's date. Under the World Health Organization, the origin of the virus should be investigated transparently. All countries should fully cooperate in this investigation.

In the presence of President Xi, PM Modi said, "If there is a transparent investigation, then the questions arising on the credibility of the World Health Organization will be less and we will be more aware of future epidemics."

The Hindu says that this comment of PM Modi was not released publicly, but he has a copy.

According to the newspaper report, the officials and diplomats present at the BRICS summit told that PM Modi raised this subject strongly. India had earlier talked about China's cooperation with the WHO team that went to the Wuhan Institute of Virology in China, but then India used to talk about providing data.

WHO's investigation is still incomplete and 47 lakh people have lost their lives due to corona so far.

After PM Modi, President Xi Jinping gave a speech and he said that the BRICS countries should oppose the politicization of the investigation into the origin of Corona. Xi Jinping said, "We should work for global unity against Covid-19. We must come together to stop the pandemic. Science-based investigation should be encouraged in the investigation of the origin of the corona. But we need to desist from politics and the tendency to defame anyone in this matter.

Xi Jinping had said, "To stop Corona, we should increase cooperation. Emphasis should be on research and vaccine production.

America accuses China of failing to stop the coronavirus. On the other hand, China alleges that America is doing politics on it. China says America wants to establish concocted lab theory through WHO.

According to the newspaper report, the Ministry of External Affairs has said that according to protocol, only the opening speeches of the summit are released publicly, whereas whatever happened about the virus was a 'close door session'.

PM Modi and President Biden hold bilateral talks in America

According to the news of the Hindustan Times, US President Joe Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi can hold bilateral talks on September 24.

This meeting between the two heads of state will be before the summit of the quad countries. According to the newspaper report, the issues of Afghanistan, Indo-Pacific, Covid-19 epidemic, and the climate crisis will be important between PM Modi and President Biden.

PM Modi will hold bilateral talks with Japan and Australia on 23 September. PM Modi will also hold separate meetings with Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga and Australian PM Scott Morrison.

India also has two plus two talks with Japan, Australia, and America. This dialogue was held with Australia in New Delhi on 11 September. On September 24, PM Modi will also meet US Vice President Kamala Harris.