The two reportedly met at Imran's residence in Bani Gala in Islamabad. "The gist of the meeting, according to PTI sources, was to dispel the impression that the party's ongoing accountability movement against the prime minister was somehow meant to sabotage the(CPEC),"reported another Pakistani newspaper, Dawn, today.It added that the PTI leadership "waxed lyrical" about China's ongoing support for Pakistan "at all regional and international forums. That latest support came in the form of China blocking India's attempt to name the Pakistan-based terror outfit Jaish-e-Muhammad in the Goa Brics declaration on Sunday.At the meeting yesterday, Imran "also appreciated the CPEC initiative, calling it a game changer, expressing good wishes for the successful completion of the project. As regards his party's protests, Imran said the PTI protests were aimed at ending corruption and promoting accountability,"The News International wrote.In fact, an editorial in a state-run Chinese newspaper last month, gave a hint about Beijing 's misgiving about CPEC. It passes through Pakistan-occupied- Kashmir and Balochistan, both of which are home to a long-running insurgency.

Source: Times of India October 19, 2016 08:27 UTC