The agreement in question was drawn up for the purpose of high-level information exchange and cooperation between the two political parties. The petition also calls the Union of India a guarantor to the cabinet secretariat. Amid questions raised about the Congress Party`s relationship with the Communist Party of China, which came to light after a photo of the two parties that signed a MoU in 2008, reports from that era show that this relationship may have far transcended national borders, centered on the personal growth of both parties. It should be noted here that the Chinese Communist Party is enshrined in China`s constitution and is permanently leading the country`s business. Read: Rahul Gandhi Postt photo clicked by Rajiv Gandhi in latest China Attack; Mum On 2008 Pact Read: Senior Advocate Mahesh Jethmalani Calls For NIA Probe Into 2008 Congress-CPC Agreement They cited news report stating that there were about 600 intrusions and face-off on China`s side of border between 2008 and 2013, ma it more necessary to reveal details of the agreements. Harish V Nair of Times Now reported that while the Superior Court rejected the plea and asked the petitioners to relocate the Supreme Court, the Chief Justice of India SA Bobde, to whom the case was cited, said that the subject was very serious and that we had not heard of a political party in our limited experience that was reaching an agreement with a foreign country. Petitioners Shashank Shekhar Jha and journalist Savio Rodrigues called for an investigation by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) or the National Investigation Agency (NIA) in the agreement. At a time when opposition parties, especially the Congress Party, have blasted the Modi government because of the continuing stalemate and Chinese aggression that followed the lake on Monday, which led to the unfortunate deaths of Indian soldiers, further details about the intimate link between the Congress Party and the Communist Party of China (CPC) – the ruling political party and the only political party in China – are emerging.