India, Sept. 16 -- India on Wednesday rejected the so-called Pakistan-China Boundary Joint Commission, asserting that there is no recognised boundary between Pakistan and China. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said India's position on the matter remains "clear and consistent" and described the commission as having no legal basis.

"We have seen reports in this regard. Our position on this matter is clear and consistent. There is no boundary between Pakistan and China. We reject the so-called Joint Commission, which is without any legal basis," the MEA spokesperson said.

The MEA reiterated that India has never recognised the so-called 'China-Pakistan Boundary Agreement' of 1963 and have consistently maintained that it is illegal an...