India's reminder to China over Brahmaputra Dam: Activities upstream shouldn't harm downstream states' interest
India TV NewsDays after China announced the construction of the world's largest dam on the Brahmaputra River, India has responded by saying that it will 'protect its interests'. New Delhi also sent a reminder to Beijing asserting its rights to the waters of the river while seeking transparency over China's mega construction plan in the environmentally sensitive Himalayan zone in Tibet. Indian views expressed to China: MEA spokesperson When asked about the adverse impact the project can have on states like Arunachal Pradesh and Assan, Jaiswal responded, "As a lower riparian state with established user rights to the waters of the river, we have consistently expressed, through expert-level as well as diplomatic channels, our views and concerns to the Chinese side over mega projects on rivers in their territory." Also Read | China gives go-ahead to construction of world's largest dam over Brahmaputra river: Will it impact India?