Doklam resolution: A message to China’s other small neighbours

[Areesh]

Unaware elite member of the Pakistan defence forum burn a little more. And enjoy getting thrashed every day at the LOC

Meanwhile the so called Pakistani thrashing at LOC

OK Imagine a scenario,
Durrand Line is disputed between Pakistan and Afganistan (** China and ** Bhutan)

Now Indian Army's 100+ soldiers cross durrand line, Stay there (area claimed by Pak) for 72 Days, Return without a scratch,

Or Else Indian Army's 100+ soldiers cross Wagah BOrder, Stay there for 72 Days, Return without a scratch,

What message it sends to other countries about PLA

PLA has done the same to India too. They too have crossed border. Came into territory claimed by India. Remained their for weeks. And then returned without a scratch.

What message does this sends to other countries about Indian army?

 

[freeskylord]

Meanwhile the so called Pakistani thrashing at LOC

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PLA has done the same to India too. They too have crossed border. Came into territory claimed by India. Remained their for weeks. And then returned without a scratch.

What message does this sends to other countries about Indian army?

I told you , you are not fit to be elite.

They did not cross over Indian territory, they came into Bhutan's and India was then called by Bhutan to stop Chinese building an illegal road.

Zada mat uchal, bohot maar parney wali hai LOC pe.

 

[Areesh]

Zada mat uchal, bohot maar parney wali hai LOC pe.

 

[freeskylord]

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And later when Indian army blows the **** hideouts, do tell the world how many went to Jhannum. Don't hide by making hilarious excuses.

 

[t_for_talli]

Meanwhile the so called Pakistani thrashing at LOC

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PLA has done the same to India too. They too have crossed border. Came into territory claimed by India. Remained their for weeks. And then returned without a scratch.

What message does this sends to other countries about Indian army?

Chori Chupe aana aur Indernational news banne me difference hai

this time it was crystal clear to Chinese and Indian media,

Imgine if 100 of Indian Army or 100 men of Pak army cross border on either side and stay there for 2 months , and news is known to all

 

[Areesh]

Chori Chupe aana aur Indernational news banne me difference hai

this time it was crystal clear to Chinese and Indian media,

Imgine if 100 of Indian Army or 100 men of Pak army cross border on either side and stay there for 2 months , and news is known to all

When PLA came in it was also an international news. No big deal.

And later when Indian army blows the **** hideouts, do tell the world how many went to Jhannum. Don't hide by making hilarious excuses.

I don't need to say anything these 4500 plus deaths are enough to tell the story.

 

[freeskylord]

I don't need to say anything these 4500 plus deaths are enough to tell the story.

yes, go few decades behind, 91000 bowing heads in Dhaka, remember? Baksh diya losers ko!!

 

[t_for_talli]

When PLA came in it was also an international news. No big deal.



I don't need to say anything these 4500 plus deaths are enough to tell the story.

So you are saying if Indian / Iranian/ Afgan army crosses Pak border (Wagah/ Durrand / Balochistan) stays for 2 months, come back harmless its no a big deal, Wow!!!!!!

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

So you are saying if Indian / Iranian/ Afgan army crosses Pak border (Wagah/ Durrand / Balochistan) stays for 2 months, come back harmless its no a big deal, Wow!!!!!!

According to India, Donglang is Bhutan's territory.

So why did India unilaterally withdraw, essentially handing over Bhutan's territory to China?

What happened to India's mutual defence treaty with Bhutan?

 

[Srinivas]

According to India, Donglang is Bhutan's territory.

So why did India unilaterally withdraw, essentially handing over Bhutan's territory to China?

What happened to India's mutual defence treaty with Bhutan?

yeah post the same message again and again, you know what happened in Doklam and how china got itself out smarted !

 

[t_for_talli]

According to India, Donglang is Bhutan's territory.

So why did India unilaterally withdraw, essentially handing over Bhutan's territory to China?

What happened to India's mutual defence treaty with Bhutan?

Dear CD ,
Chinese Army and well as Bhutan forces were patrolling there from before, Never in the history IA had a routine to visit Doklam

As per my info these are the facts below , feel free to correct me if you disagree

- China was patrolling Doklam from before (Indian Army had no issues)

- China started road construction (Indian Army came, moved construction team/ PLA out of Doklam, Brought buldozers and destroyed road or what ever constructed)

- China started giving warnings and building troops in area (Indian Army stayed there for 72 days, not allowed construction of any kind)

- Both Parties came to agreement, Chine will bring down build up , India will vacate Doklam, Pre June status {patrolling and no road} (Which is exactly what India wanted)

 

[Rollno21]

That's what I said, the land you claim, you couldn't do shit about it. The land you have no claim, you wanted to do something, only to retreat after a couple of months standoff and spending a lot of money.

By the way, waiting for other factors to play in halting CPEC is like waiting for the result of the match of other two teams to help your own team reaching quarterfinals.. lolz..

I say, you must enter GB and stop us.

Don't worry about GB,we will enter it too all you have to do is try to change the status co unilaterally,which the Chinese tried to do at doklam

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

- Both Parties came to agreement, Chine will bring down build up , India will vacate Doklam, Pre June status {patrolling and no road} (Which is exactly what India wanted)

This is wrong, the Chinese foreign minister already said that China will complete all construction activities, including the road in Donglang.

 

[t_for_talli]

This is wrong, the Chinese foreign minister already said that China will complete all construction activities, including the road in Donglang.

Then we have to wait to see reality, one cannot rely on the statements of Individuals,
There are contradictory statements from both sides,

 

[Han Patriot]

Then we have to wait to see reality, one cannot rely on the statements of Individuals,
There are contradictory statements from both sides,

What contradiction. MEA said there is agreement to resolve this peacefully. Since day 1, China already said they want to resolve this peacefully but India must retreat first, no negotiations before that. That's the agreement.

Next, MEA said both sides disengaged, that meant India will retreat, and China will not be in war posture pointing weapons at India. Not that MEA explicitly did not use the word mutual withdrawal, but an ambiguous word'disengagement'.

Next, MEA say they were monitoring the disengagement. Maybe China took away missiles, and other heavy weapons to deescalate? But what is confirmed is Chinese troops will continue to be stationed there and patrol Doklam. That's the biggest status quo change. Permanent Chinese presence.