Why China wants to take India's territory, India's geopolitical dilemma|DW Analysis

[DoTell]

No one takes the Chinese claim on Arunachal Pradesh seriously, including the locals. It is an Indian state under Indian control with an Indian population. So yes, China wants to take Indian territory. The Chinese are known for land grabbing whether it's in the South China sea or India. I understand it might be difficult for a vassal state like Pakistan with no independent foreign policy to understand but China is the aggressor in this case which is why you see groupings like QUAD and others forming.

If no one takes it seriously then why still write about it? Are we more land grabbing than you? What are you doing in Kashmir? Every 13 year old can understand the QUAD gang up to contain China's rise other than "protecting" the small countries from China. But go ahead and spin it anyway you want. Just don't think others are fools like you.

 

[Abdul Rehman Majeed]

Have some shame...

You are expecting too much from the Indians.

 

[RescueRanger]

MISLEADING TITLE. Territory is disputed. @Jango brother please could you kindly amend the title?

Thank you

 

[Abdul Rehman Majeed]

I'm with Bharat on this one.

There is a time and place for jokes.

MISLEADING TITLE. Territory is disputed. @Jango brother please could you kindly amend the title?

Thank you

It is a Chinese territory under Indian occupation. It is not disputed.

 

[RescueRanger]

There is a time and place for jokes.



It is a Chinese territory under Indian occupation. It is not disputed.

Every Disputed Territory in the World [Interactive Map]

Most of the world is divided neatly into distinct nations with clearly defined borders. This map is about the locations that do not fit that model, territories that are claimed by more than one country / occupying force. The conflicts range from major wars whose impact is felt around world (e.g...

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Don't play semantics with me kid.

 

[Abdul Rehman Majeed]

Every Disputed Territory in the World [Interactive Map]

Most of the world is divided neatly into distinct nations with clearly defined borders. This map is about the locations that do not fit that model, territories that are claimed by more than one country / occupying force. The conflicts range from major wars whose impact is felt around world (e.g...

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Don't play semantics with me kid.

Do you consider Kashmir/IOK as Indian Occupied land or Disputed Land?

 

[Lava820]

After China banged your army, indian government and general population was crying like a fugly wh*re. You were crying to boycott china. Now as we all know your trade deficit with China is record high. lol

Have some shame...

“Major drowning” of Chinese soldiers in India skirmish: new claims

India-China likely to see positive move on disengagement near Patrolling Point 15

New Delhi [India], July 19 (ANI): In what could be a positive outcome of the India-China Corps Commanders' talks, it is emerging that both sides could possibly see disengagement of troops from Patrolling Point 15 in the near future.

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@FOOLS_NIGHTMARE India's on paper LAC claim is 18km east of y-junction in what is historically PLA controlled territory. Which is why Indian troops only asserted control up to 8km east of y-junction via patrols.
In pangong Tso, for example china claims & patrolled up to finger 4 and india to finger 8. Current buffer is between f4 to f8. In depsang, india is blocked from its patrol points 8km east of y-junction while china is blocked from its point 7km west of y-junction. Both deny each other access. If china had a upper hand it would have escalated in ladakh rather than withdrawing from Pangong Tso and continuing to be denied access to its patrol line near burtse in depsang.
We often forget how long it took to resolve Sumdorung Chu in the late 1980s

 

[Lava820]

@Abu Shaleh Rumi
The big advantage now is that India has the DS-DBO road, which has also helped in the induction of more tanks, including the T-90, over the past few years. The tanks came on trailers via the Zoji La pass through the Srinagar-Leh Highway.

From Leh, the DS-DBO road provides the connectivity for further deployment of the tanks into SSN.

The road always existed. It is just that the alignment was not great but the tanks could move. The problem was during the summers when the Shyok used to get flooded. There was no problem during winters because the river would freeze. India initially began with three regiments of 46 tanks each positioned at vantage points at the SSN. This number has been bolstered to a very comfortable level.

@vishwambhar
The Chinese aggression at the Galwan Valley and the Depsang Plains is an attempt to put pressure on the DS-DBO road and stop further infrastructure build-up. All-weather DS-DBO road with 37 prefabricated military truss bridges is a game changer for the Indian military. In the last five years, there has been a steep rise in construction setting off alarm bells in the Chinese establishment.

China’s Strategic Assessment of the Ladakh Clash - War on the Rocks

In early May, Chinese and Indian troops confronted each other along their remote, disputed border in the Himalayas. For 40 days, the two sides engaged in

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An article by Yun Sun, senior fellow and co-director of the East Asia Program at the Stimson Center, said the Chinese saw Indian infrastructure activity “as a consistent and repeated effort by Delhi that needs to be corrected every few years”.

For the Chinese, the infrastructure arms race in the border region has led to repeated Indian incursions and changes to the status quo.
Otherwise, all the things China fought for in the 1962 war would have been in vain according to Yun Sun

 

[S10]

Who wants to take a country poorer than Africa on average? I think Africa has more toilet facilities and less rape too.

 

[Lava820]

i think you guys have the “crying in a river” part covered after the Chinese gave you some swimming lessons.

“Major drowning” of Chinese soldiers in India skirmish: new claims

Who wants to take a country poorer than Africa on average? I think Africa has more toilet facilities and less rape too.

Pakistanis told to drink less tea to help fight economic crisis

Minister appeals for people to cut their consumption by one or two cups a day and save on imports

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The past few months have been harrowing for Pakistani women

It feels as though we are experiencing an epidemic of violence against women, but it has always been this way.

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[MH.Yang]

The South Tibet issue can be shelved for the time being. However, India's activity in Ladakh is a major threat to CPEC. This is intolerable. When necessary, we should take more drastic measures to eliminate all threats in this region.

 

[zhxy]

Who wants to take a country poorer than Africa on average? I think Africa has more toilet facilities and less rape too.

Currently, there are many Indians in shenzhen, Africans in guangzhou

China does not need Indian and African territories, but China needs Indians and Africans. That is why China has imported so many Indian and African citizens in recent years.

China's policy is to import global talent from around the world.

 

[Lava820]

Currently, there are many Indians in shenzhen, Africans in guangzhou

China does not need Indian and African territories, but China needs Indians and Africans. That is why China has imported so many Indian and African citizens in recent years.

China's policy is to import global talent from around the world.

14 Chinese nationals staying illegally in UP's Noida since 2020 detained - Times of India

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Chinese people in India - Wikipedia

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The South Tibet issue can be shelved for the time being. However, India's activity in Ladakh is a major threat to CPEC. This is intolerable. When necessary, we should take more drastic measures to eliminate all threats in this region.

Yeah for sure bro and we'd continue to build these types of major infrastructures in the region

Zojilla tunnel: Out of 18 kms, work on 8.5 km stands completed says Officials

SRINAGAR: The work on the much-hyped Zojila tunnel is in full swing as out of 18 kilometres, work on 8.5 kilometres has been completed so far, officials said. Officials said that the tunnel is envisaged to provide all-weather connectivity to Ladakh and the National Highways and Infrastructure Dev

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Video: Minister on tunnel ‘at 10 K feet height’: 'Unthinkable few years back'

The Sela tunnel will be the longest twin-lane tunnel above 13,000 feet in the world, and will cut down travel time to Tawang by at least one hour as well as provide all-weather connectivity.

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In pix: World's highest railway bridge over Chenab nearing completion

The Chenab Bridge will link Kashmir valley to Jammu and the rest of the country in 2023, immensely helping the J&K economy

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[ThunderCat]

The South Tibet issue can be shelved for the time being. However, India's activity in Ladakh is a major threat to CPEC. This is intolerable. When necessary, we should take more drastic measures to eliminate all threats in this region.

The other thing is that China is a classic example of a secular country. India is not, despite being propagated as one.

 

[Maula Jatt]

China doesn't want to take territory, it's more of a pressuring tactic