Dont bother with those clown. They will twist and turn all facts and come up with self comforting excuse to cover their humiliation.Hmm let's see, China never had any permanent military presence in Donglang, now we do.
India had a military presence in Donglang, now they don't.
What else would you call that except a unilateral retreat by India?
And the same roads, in the same area, are the ones being built and upgraded as we speak.
So it's Bhutanese territory, strategically important to India's Chicken Neck corridor, and which India has now handed control of to the Chinese military.
Why would you betray Bhutan like that?
What happened to your "mutual defence treaty"?Does it say, in case Bhutan's territory is threatened by China, India should unilaterally retreat and hand over Bhutan's territory to China?
India had permanent military presence there? Lol. Is that in the little Red Book? It is sovereign Bhutanese territory - how difficult is that to grasp? India only entered into the area where it wanted to drive the Chinese out and it was very easy. By the way, has the weather gotten better?Hmm let's see, China never had any permanent military presence in Donglang, now we do.
India had a military presence in Donglang, now they don't.
What else would you call that except a unilateral retreat by India?
And the same roads, in the same area, are the ones being built and upgraded as we speak.
His real name must be "stupid" something.primitve factor driven India can only buy plastic bulldozers, sorry mate```again, but thank you``
Only a pu-ss-y kind of behavior would tie a human to the truck to use as a human shield.
Lol, Bhutan knows better than to rely on a British Colony of a Country which were ruled by foreigners longer than they ruled by themselves.
Perhaps you should ask someone to translate this for you in a language you are more comfortable in. China withdrew from an area considered strategic because India pretty much ordered it to. If Bhutan asks India for help in any other area, under the Treaty India is obligated to help. How can India unilaterally withdraw from an area which is not India's in the first place? But good job listening to India.Yes, we went back in time and changed the words in the book before it was published, is that what you think?
So you agree it is sovereign Bhutanese territory, and protected by a mutual defence treaty with India.
So why did India unilaterally retreat? Why is it now controlled completely by China, and why is China building multiple major roads there? Why did India back stab Bhutan like this?
I can't remember a picture almost 30 years ago but I do remember this recent picture.
Are you delusional or just living in your own world, your own freaking press claimed we are still there and here you are in your arm chair denying it. Bro, just accept it and move on ok. There is no such thing as a free lunch. You want us to postpone construction, give us annexation in return. Fair deal...when the heat is down for Modi, we will have completed the necessary bunkers and mines flanking you, then we can restart construction....you won't dare move in after this. Why do you think we are busy upgrading the roads to Doklam now, it's to increase the capacity for rapid deployment.
You should add this videoI can't remember a picture almost 30 years ago but I do remember this recent picture.
I know actually the man is still alive today. The tanks actually stopped but over the decades people made it seem as if the PLA crushed protesters.
Hope you remember the below famous picture before talking about India
India backstabbed Bhutan and handed over the whole of Donglang to the Chinese military, which is constructing multiple major roads there as we speak. Despite their ultimatum about "no roads in Donglang".
