India's aggression towards neighbours putting regional security at stake: Qureshi

• Qureshi expresses concern over the construction of air strips and other infrastructure in the disputed territory of Ladakh.
• Foreign minister says China does not want confrontation with India and desires to sort out issues through dialogue.
• India is bent upon changing the demographic composition of Occupied Kashmir: FM.

(Karachi) Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi has said that Indian government's aggressive policy towards its neighbours is putting the regional peace and security at stake.

Speaking to media persons on Wednesday, he urged the world community to take notice of India's aggression.

Qureshi also expressed concern over the construction of air strips and other infrastructure in the disputed territory of Ladakh. Regarding China's stance, the foreign minister said that China does not want confrontation with India and desires to sort out issues through dialogue. He, however, said China cannot remain oblivious to India's illegal constructions.

He maintained that India is bent upon changing the demographic composition of Occupied Kashmir. He said India has also used Afghanistan's land to carry out terrorist activities in Pakistan.