Indian MEA: China Took Our Territory. We Don't Accept It and We Protest Against it

[Leishangthem]

India is no different than Australia if it started acting based on Pentagon's degree..How unfortunate is that a nation with 1.3 billion acting no different than a 30 million anglo Saxon bastion ,whose foreignpolicy is determinedby washington ever since the british-cia coup,but India didn't even needed a cia coupe d' etat by ,prostrating itself willingly ,how moronic .

 

[knightmare]

India has been fighting with other countries for the land it never belonged, either religiously or ethnically, for the past 74 years, and for how long India wants to continue to play this 2.5 front game? Why don't you focus on building your Hindu marjority part of your country, before laying your eye on Muslin land or "chinkis" land?

Indian did salami-slice some territories from China when it was busy building its interior, now China wants to get those "sliced salami pieces" back and they are darn serious this time. Making an authoritarian govt. with 6 times of your economy into your top enamy, your wining odd is very slim. The sooner you realize you are in a lossing proposition, the sooner can you start building your own country.

India isn't formed on religious & ethnic lines. India got its boundary issues along with its independence & that too specifically with China. With Pakistan it was essentially like the division of ancestral property between two brothers which is still not settled. With no other neighbour boundary is such a big issue.

National borders & development are two independent matters. Even Afghanistan has the right to claim what it considers as rightfully its from the neighbours. If India with 10 times the GDP of Pakistan can't force a boundary solution on it, same way China can't force one on India. The best solution here is diplomatic negotiation & settlement. Maybe in next 50-60 years we will have more mature people leading us & then such matters will be settled. There's no reason why we should continue fighting & loosing lives over such remote lands.