India rejects comments attributed to China and Pakistan that reference Jammu and Kashmir, according to reports from Indian outlets. The responses describe India as objecting to the inclusion or implication of India-administered Jammu and Kashmir in statements linked to China and Pakistan. India’s position reflects its longstanding stance that Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India and that external references to its status are unacceptable. The outlets do not indicate any change in the underlying dispute, but they report that India communicates its objections through official channels and public rebuttals. The coverage frames the issue as a diplomatic disagreement over language used in China–Pakistan statements, with India demanding that such references be removed or not repeated. No details are provided in the supplied excerpts about the specific wording of the China–Pakistan statement or any immediate downstream actions, such as sanctions or formal countermeasures. Overall, the reports converge on the point that India rejects the references to Jammu and Kashmir made in connection with China–Pakistan remarks.