U are saying there is some type of restraint. How unfortunate of poor Pakistan. In fact the two countries that have the most close relations with PRC over many years are not good precedent for others. (Pakistan and North Korea). Why don't we ask the pakis they open up their markets to PRC and india on the same terms and see what happens. It's only matter of time where even the pakis recognise they do not want to be like a North Korea and doing business with india is good even compared to PRC.
You're implying Pakistan is somehow being taken advantage of for not opening up its markets to India - and yet,
it is India that has consistently refused trade talks with Pakistan. China, on Pakistan's behalf, has offered to broker Indo-Pak trade talks on no less than seven occasions over the past twenty years, yet India has refused each time. No doubt Pakistan itself has tried to reach out to India as well. So if there is any deleterious effect suffered by Pakistan, the blame rests on India's side...
I am wishing the intention and motivation of PRC is good and not back-stabbing and deceiving. I wish to look ahead to talking more with you on good developments, but it is a fact that the intellectual capital that is being invested in india to deal and co-operate with PRC is increasing day by day and becoming more advanced. I am wishing that it will be for good. But india has the capabilities and capacity and the statement is not yours but mine:
PRC would be well-advised to refrain from poking India ...
The issue is that India regards
everything that happens in its near vicinity as 'poking' it. China funds a commercial port in Sri Lanka for servicing its tradeships with Europe? Poking India, let's fund the 'peaceful' wings of the Tamil separatist movement. China's PM talks to Bhutan's PM for seven minutes at some meaningless little forum? Poking India, let's overthrow the Bhutan government.
China builds a highway to Pakistan? Poking India, it runs through Kashmir. China builds a port in Pakistan? Poking India, obviously China wants to park ships there as a big fat target for half the Indian Navy. China builds a nuclear power plant in Pakistan? China builds a cell phone tower in Pakistan? Poking India.
Hell, India even gets offended when the Maldives uses Chinese contractors to pave some runways at its airport, or even does surveying along the Brahmaputra
in its own territory, because obviously that means China will dam the Brahmaputra and steal water from India (never mind that the surveys came back with the conclusion that the Tibetan part of that river doesn't generate enough water compared to the earthquake and landslide risk involved). About the only time India doesn't get offended is over things that actually matter, like Saudi support for LeT (the ONGC pays the KSA dollars which get recycled into ISI bombs), or the US Federal Reserve's Quantitative Easing hijacking India's control over the value of the Rupee, or the NSA spying on 40% of the Indian population via Facebook and Gmail.
By contrast, India has done some fairly dumb crap when it comes to its China policy, like hosting a Tibetan Government in Exile too weak to actually do anything to China, and refusing to settle the LoAC, instead dreaming of some future fantasy world where it gets to settle the border to its liking and carve Tibet out as a protectorate. For that amount of idiocy, China's response to India has been quite measured.