<h1>Opposition says summit ignored security, resource and water-sharing concerns while leaders pledge border talks, trade expansion</h1> An Indian opposition leader criticized a bilateral summit, asserting it failed to address substantive security and resource concerns, including alleged third-country support during a military operation, extension of a transnational economic corridor into a neighboring state, lack of hydrological data-sharing on transboundary rivers, denial of local access and patrols in disputed border buffer zones, and absence of commitments on critical minerals and increased imports. The two states' leaders, however, publicly pledged to pursue a mutually acceptable border solution and to expand trade and investment, aiming to reduce bilateral imbalances and cooperate on regional and global issues.