India should tell China that its repeated blocking of the move in the UN to designate JeM chief Masood Azhar as a global terrorist will have consequences, a BJP member said in Lok Sabha today.
Calling the Chinese stand in the matter as a "decidedly unfriendly" act, former Home Secretary R K Singh said he wanted to draw the attention of government's strategists to "instruments" like India's vast market and banning of certain imports from the neighbouring country, which can be used to take on China.
"This is the third time China has blocked the move. This is a decidedly unfriendly act by China. We should inform China that this will have consequences," he said.
Noting that Jaish-e-Mohammad is already a proscribed terror group, Singh said Masood Azhar was responsible for Uri and Pathankot terror attacks.
Indian must tell China that friendship is "not a one way street and it takes two hands to clap," he said.
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