NEW DELHI: The federal government on Wednesday reiterated its robust objection to the China-Pakistan Financial Hall (CPEC) and termed any enlargement or third-party involvement within the mission “unacceptable.”In a written reply within the Rajya Sabha, minister of state for exterior affairs Kirti Vardhan Singh confirmed that the Authorities of India is conscious of a current trilateral assembly between China, Pakistan, and Afghanistan held in Beijing.“The federal government’s place on CPEC is evident and constant. We’ve got constantly protested to the involved events over the inclusion of the so-called CPEC as a flagship mission of One Belt One Street/ Belt and Street Initiative (OBOR/BRI), because it passes by components of the Indian Union Territories of Ladakh and Jammu & Kashmir below unlawful occupation by Pakistan,” Singh mentioned.On current involvement of Afghanistan, Singh harassed that India has categorically opposed any proposed participation of third international locations within the CPEC and has communicated its objections to the involved events.“Any proposed participation of third international locations or enlargement of the so-called CPEC initiatives to 3rd international locations is unacceptable. The federal government has constantly conveyed this place,” Singh reiterated.The minister additionally acknowledged that India retains a continuing watch on all international developments that might impression its safety and takes “all crucial measures” to safeguard its sovereignty and territorial integrity.