Union Minister Kiren Rijiju has said India has "good relations" with China and there is "enough space" for both countries to work together.
He said that India believed in keeping friendly relations with its neighbours and was approaching with "the correct policy" in the north-east.
"We have good relations with China. There is enough space for India and China to work together and we believe in friendly relations with our neighbours and are approaching a correct policy now what should have done before," Kiren Rijiju said here on Saturday.
The union minister of state for home, asserted that India was not aggressive against anybody, "but, at the same time, is firm in protecting its national interests".
In order to empower the north-eastern states in terms of trading prowess, he said the government had identified many pockets along the north-eastern border for opening up with the neighbouring countries, except with China, Rijiju said.
"It has become imperative for the Act East Policy," he said, adding the country enjoyed the best relations with Myanmar, Bhutan, and Bangladesh.
"With China, the border line in Arunachal Pradesh is not properly delineated and after 1962, commerce with China has stopped along this route," he said.
