This is *Jasminum humile*. Recorded from Afghanistan to SW China, India, Myanamar and Central Asia. 'Flowers of Himalaya' say common in shrubberies, forests @ 1500-3000m. Collet recorded as common at Shimla. Stewart noted it in many parts of Pakistan, common in juniper tracts in Baluchistan and common in Kashmir. The black berries do have crimson juice.
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