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No information about Arunachal kidnappings: China

China's foreign ministry said on Monday that it had no information about the reported kidnapping of five Arunachal Pradesh residents by the Peoples Liberation Army.

China's foreign ministry said on Monday that it had no information about the reported kidnapping of five Arunachal Pradesh residents by the Peoples Liberation Army. The foreign ministry spokesperson&nbsp;Zhao&nbsp;Lijian&nbsp;was asked about the Indian army's hotline message to the PLA on Sunday over five missing Arunachal youths&nbsp;to which he said&nbsp;he had no information about the case and reiterated China's position that it does not&nbsp;recognise&nbsp;the contested Arunachal Pradesh region.&nbsp;&nbsp;After local media&nbsp;reported that five youths&nbsp;were &ldquo;abducted&rdquo; when they were on a hunting trip&nbsp; near the Sino-India border by the Chinese army, Union Minister Kiren&nbsp;Rijiju&nbsp;on Sunday had said the Indian Army had sent a hotline message to the establishment of PLA and a response&nbsp;was&nbsp;awaited.&nbsp;

China's foreign ministry said on Monday that it had no information about the reported kidnapping of five Arunachal Pradesh residents by the Peoples Liberation Army. The foreign ministry spokesperson&nbsp;Zhao&nbsp;Lijian&nbsp;was asked about the Indian army's hotline message to the PLA on Sunday over five missing Arunachal youths&nbsp;to which he said&nbsp;he had no information about the case and reiterated China's position that it does not&nbsp;recognise&nbsp;the contested Arunachal Pradesh region.&nbsp;&nbsp;After local media&nbsp;reported that five youths&nbsp;were 'abducted' when they were on a hunting trip&nbsp; near the Sino-India border by the Chinese army, Union Minister Kiren&nbsp;Rijiju&nbsp;on Sunday had said the Indian Army had sent a hotline message to the establishment of PLA and a response&nbsp;was&nbsp;awaited.&nbsp;

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