<p>Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today dismissed the US intelligence assessment of a possibility of a ''limited'' India-China conflict, saying the two countries have ''good relations''.<br /><br /></p>.<p>"India and China have good relations. We hope it will further improve," Omar told reporters here.<br /><br />The Chief Minister made this remark when his response was sought to a US intelligence assessment that the Indian Army is strengthening itself for a "limited conflict" with China.<br /><br />"Leave it (US's think tank's opInion of war) to India and China," Omar said and called for refraining from blowing up stray incidents between the two neighbouring countires.<br /><br />"There is always some sort of tension among neighbours. Whatever stray incidents do take place, there is no need to present them by making a mountain out of a molehill," he said.<br /><br />The endeavour of both the countries should be to further strengthen and improve the relations, Omar said.<br /><br />The Chief Minister also said that a war between India and China will suit the US as it will boost its weapon sales.<br /><br />"It (war) suits US because it will sell more weapons. But, it does not suit us and China," he added.<br /><br />Director of US National Intelligence James Clapper had recently said, "The Indian Army believes a major Sino-Indian conflict is not imminent, but the Indian military is strengthening its forces in preparation to fight a limited conflict along the disputed border, and is working to balance Chinese power projection in the Indian Ocean." <br /><br />To a question, the Chief Minister said no special Cabinet meeting was being convened to discuss taking over of hydel power projects in the state from NHPC.<br /><br />"No special Cabinet meeting is being held. The Cabinet sub-committee report, which has been prepared, will be submitted to the Cabinet and it will be discussed next week."<br /><br />On restoration of the Dogra heritage complex in Jammu, Omar said "we are satisfied with the work being undertaken in this direction."</p>
<p>Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today dismissed the US intelligence assessment of a possibility of a ''limited'' India-China conflict, saying the two countries have ''good relations''.<br /><br /></p>.<p>"India and China have good relations. We hope it will further improve," Omar told reporters here.<br /><br />The Chief Minister made this remark when his response was sought to a US intelligence assessment that the Indian Army is strengthening itself for a "limited conflict" with China.<br /><br />"Leave it (US's think tank's opInion of war) to India and China," Omar said and called for refraining from blowing up stray incidents between the two neighbouring countires.<br /><br />"There is always some sort of tension among neighbours. Whatever stray incidents do take place, there is no need to present them by making a mountain out of a molehill," he said.<br /><br />The endeavour of both the countries should be to further strengthen and improve the relations, Omar said.<br /><br />The Chief Minister also said that a war between India and China will suit the US as it will boost its weapon sales.<br /><br />"It (war) suits US because it will sell more weapons. But, it does not suit us and China," he added.<br /><br />Director of US National Intelligence James Clapper had recently said, "The Indian Army believes a major Sino-Indian conflict is not imminent, but the Indian military is strengthening its forces in preparation to fight a limited conflict along the disputed border, and is working to balance Chinese power projection in the Indian Ocean." <br /><br />To a question, the Chief Minister said no special Cabinet meeting was being convened to discuss taking over of hydel power projects in the state from NHPC.<br /><br />"No special Cabinet meeting is being held. The Cabinet sub-committee report, which has been prepared, will be submitted to the Cabinet and it will be discussed next week."<br /><br />On restoration of the Dogra heritage complex in Jammu, Omar said "we are satisfied with the work being undertaken in this direction."</p>