The Indian National Congress has called for a discussion in Parliament regarding China's recent acknowledgment of providing technical support to Pakistan during Operation Sindoor, a conflict that occurred last year. Jairam Ramesh, Congress general secretary for communications, raised concerns about the Modi government's approach towards China, particularly criticizing the easing of investment and trade restrictions. He highlighted that engineers from the Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) confirmed their involvement in supporting the Pakistani Air Force during the conflict. Ramesh questioned why the Indian government has not taken a firmer stance against China's actions and why it is allowing increased industrial dependency on China, with imports reaching unprecedented levels. He also pointed to the loss of traditional patrolling rights in Ladakh as a significant issue that needs to be addressed in Parliament. The call for discussion comes after China's state media confirmed its role in supporting Pakistan during the four-day conflict, raising further questions about India's national security and diplomatic strategy.