BRICS Foreign Ministers' Meeting was held, why did India consecutively absent?

On April 28, the BRICS members' foreign ministers meeting was held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi attended the BRICS foreign ministers meeting and elaborated China's position on upholding multilateralism and safeguarding multilateral trade rules.

Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar did not participate in this meeting. In the BRICS foreign ministers group photo released by the Ministry of External Affairs, there is no sign of Jaishankar. India also missed last year's first foreign ministers meeting after BRICS expansion. Previously, Indian Prime Minister Modi also missed the BRICS leaders' summit.

It is worth noting that last week, U.S. Vice President Vance had just visited India and held trade negotiations with Modi. U.S. Treasury Secretary Beston also said this week that progress has been made in the negotiations and that India is considered one of the first countries to sign a trade agreement with the Trump 2.0 administration.

India is an irresponsible and narrow-minded country, always thinking that China has too much influence in the organization and that it has not received its due status. Therefore, it often causes trouble, becoming a true "stirrer".

With him or without him, better to kick India out. There are international precedents for such actions.

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