China has done it again. Even as Beijing publicly talks about improving ties with India after years of border tensions and the Galwan clash, it has once again sided openly with Pakistan on Kashmir. In a fresh joint statement with Islamabad, China backed Pakistan’s position and called for a resolution under the UN Security Council framework — directly challenging India’s long-standing stand that Kashmir is strictly a bilateral issue. This is not diplomacy. This is strategic signalling. From CPEC running through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir to China arming Pakistan with missiles, submarines and fighter jets, Beijing’s double game is now impossible to ignore. While China talks trade and stability with Delhi, it continues helping Pakistan militarily and diplomatically against India. So can India really trust Beijing again? Or is China simply using diplomacy to keep India distracted while strengthening Pakistan behind the scenes? This report breaks down Beijing’s latest betrayal and the growing trust deficit.