Two Indian expats in Kuwait ended up stabbing each other after an argument between the two turned violent, a media report said.
The incident took place in Salmiya area, the Arab Times said in the report on Sunday.
When police arrived at the scene, the found the two men with abdomen wounds. They were taken to a hospital.
Sources said that during investigation, it was revealed that the argument was over a debt.
The trilateral meeting took place at a time when China is engaged in territorial disputes in the South China Sea, and with Japan in the East China Sea.
A six-year-old Indian girl died here due to complications related to hepatitis and sepsis, the media reported on on Thursday.
Shah Mahmood Qureshi’s remarks came a day after External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj categorically ruled out the possibility of resumption of bilateral talks with Pakistan unless it stops cross-border terror activities against India.
The Indian Embassy organised the event in association with over half a dozen Indian-American organisations.
Talking about how India has now become an active CERN member, she said, "India has been at CERN since the 1970s and Indian scientists have been participating at CERN because of a huge talent pool in the country.
Khan was apparently referring to India’s stance that terrorism and talks cannot go together and Pakistan must take effective and credible action to stop providing shelter and support to cross border terrorism from territories under its control.