Is India preparing for withdrawing its troops from Doklam

[Windjammer]

Never told ministers there will be no withdrawal of troops from Doklam: MEA
Amid Sikkim standoff, China has been demanding that India withdraws its troops from Doklam for any dialogue between the two sides.
INDIA Updated: Jul 14, 2017 17:34 IST
IANS, New Delhi

Reports of MEA telling senior ministers that there would be no withdrawal of Indian troops from Doklam are false.(Ashok Nath Dey/HT File Photo

The Ministry of External Affairs on Friday said it has not told senior ministers that there would be “no withdrawal” of Indian troops from Doklam, where Indian and Chinese troops are in a stand-off.

“Some sections of media have reported that MEA has told senior ministers today that there would be no withdrawal of Indian troops from Doklam. Such false reports are without any basis.” MEA sources said.

The clarification came in the context of top ministers meeting in the morning ahead of a briefing to be given to opposition leaders on the Doklam stand-off and the Kashmir situation in the evening.

The brief statement triggered a number of questions whether India was preparing for withdrawing its troops from Doklam in the Sikkim sector, but there were no answers from the MEA.

China has been demanding that India must withdraw troops from Doklam for any dialogue between the two sides.
http://www.hindustantimes.com/india...-doklam-mea/story-Ynjjk2UbQbDyCb0PGjuC9O.html

 

[Windjammer]

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Never told ministers there will be no withdrawal of troops from Doklam: MEA
Amid Sikkim standoff, China has been demanding that India withdraws its troops from Doklam for any dialogue between the two sides.
INDIA Updated: Jul 14, 2017 17:34 IST
IANS, New Delhi

Reports of MEA telling senior ministers that there would be no withdrawal of Indian troops from Doklam are false.(Ashok Nath Dey/HT File Photo

The Ministry of External Affairs on Friday said it has not told senior ministers that there would be “no withdrawal” of Indian troops from Doklam, where Indian and Chinese troops are in a stand-off.

“Some sections of media have reported that MEA has told senior ministers today that there would be no withdrawal of Indian troops from Doklam. Such false reports are without any basis.” MEA sources said.

The clarification came in the context of top ministers meeting in the morning ahead of a briefing to be given to opposition leaders on the Doklam stand-off and the Kashmir situation in the evening.

The brief statement triggered a number of questions whether India was preparing for withdrawing its troops from Doklam in the Sikkim sector, but there were no answers from the MEA.

China has been demanding that India must withdraw troops from Doklam for any dialogue between the two sides.
http://www.hindustantimes.com/india...-doklam-mea/story-Ynjjk2UbQbDyCb0PGjuC9O.html

LoL.. and MEA never said it'll withdraw troops before chinese go back to their original positions..

India had already asked 2 weeks earlier that chinese soldiers have to move back to their original position in order to have begin the diplomatic talks

 

[AUSTERLITZ]

We will withdraw if chinese stop roadbuilding.Our position on this has always been clear.Return to status qur we stay where we are,let the chinese attack if they dare.

 

[ito]

India's position is clear...Chinese troops go back to their original position...Indian troops will go back to their original positions.

 

[Fireurimagination]

Why would India annex Bhutan's/China's territory, of course we will withdraw troops but only after China halts it's unilateral road construction

 

[Raphael]

LoL.. and MEA never said it'll withdraw troops before chinese go back to their original positions..

What's the point in reporting what a ministry 'never said'? The ministry also never said India has no rape epidemic. But the reality is...

 

[Spring Onion]

What's the point in reporting what a ministry 'never said'? The ministry also never said India has no rape epidemic. But the reality is...

Why would India annex Bhutan's/China's territory, of course we will withdraw troops but only after China halts it's unilateral road construction

The road is on Chinese territory..

 

[StraightShooter]

The road is on Chinese territory..

It is on Chinese claimed territory.

There is no official border between India and China.

 

[Fireurimagination]

The road is on Chinese territory..

Nopes the said territory is disputed between China and Bhutan

Bhutan issues demarche to China over its army’s road construction

 

[Spring Onion]

Nopes the said territory is disputed between China and Bhutan

Bhutan issues demarche to China over its army’s road construction

And you are poking your nose in China-Bhutan dispute.

BTW the video shot by Indian soldiers show that Indian soldiers were yelling "this is our land"

so please educate your soldiers if it is a disputed land between China and Bhutan or grabbed by India?

 

[Mustang06]

And you are poking your nose in China-Bhutan dispute.

BTW the video shot by Indian soldiers show that Indian soldiers were yelling "this is our land"

so please educate your soldiers if it is a disputed land between China and Bhutan or grabbed by India?

I guess you not aware of the treaty between India and Bhutan.
So please go and educate yourself about it.

 

[ashok321]

Leaders arrive at Rajnath's home for all-party meet on China, Japan:

 

[Spring Onion]

I guess you not aware of the treaty between India and Bhutan.
So please go and educate yourself about it.

a TREATY that has been thrust upon a weaker country by bullying. I know I know dear. The fact is that you need to pressurise Bhutan for everything to keep away your chicken-neck from any pressure otherwise you will be suffocated

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

LOL but all the Indian members were already claiming victory? Just like they were claiming victory over China with regards to India's NSG seat?