Pakistan is continuously raising its voice against the removal of Article 370 in India's Kashmir and condemning India's move.

Pakistan is also trying to garner support from the international community.

Pakistan's Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi arrived in China, where he met China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi.

On the other hand, China is angry with Ladakh being made a Union Territory and has already registered its displeasure with India.

After meeting the Foreign Minister of Pakistan, the Foreign Minister of Pakistan has said that China has acknowledged that India's aggressive stance has put the people of the entire region at risk.

Qureshi tweeted three consecutive tweets sharing photos of the meeting.

Shah Mahmood Qureshi wrote in the first tweet, "Today I had an important and decisive meeting with China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi and other officials. There is a brotherhood relationship between Pakistan and China. China today assured Pakistan of cooperation and commitment . ''

In another tweet, Qureshi said that the Chinese Foreign Minister admitted that India's aggressive attitude has upset and disrespected the people of Kashmir. "At the same time people of the entire region have been put at risk."

Pakistan's Foreign Minister said that "Pakistan wants to bring peace and stability, which China has supported and together we will raise the voice of the people of Kashmir to the world".

Earlier, China had issued a statement urging India and Pakistan to exercise restraint on the Kashmir issue.

China also said that both countries should refrain from actions that would unilaterally change the status quo.

In response to China's statement, India had said that India does not interfere in the internal affairs of other countries and expects the same from other countries.

On the other hand, India has accused Pakistan of misleading the world and has asked Pakistan not to interfere in India's internal affairs.

Indian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ravish Kumar said on Friday that Pakistan should recognize the fact of India's decision regarding the special status of Kashmir.

Pakistan has announced a cut in its diplomatic relations with India following Kashmir's decision to abolish special status and decide to suspend trade between the two countries, along with repatriating the Indian ambassador.

Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Ravish Kumar said that Pakistan is taking unilateral steps to present this internal issue of India to present a worrying picture of bilateral relations to the world but it has failed everywhere.

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