India’s apex traders association announces campaign to boycott Chinese products
CAIT wants to bring down the imports from China to $13 billion by December 2021
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Line of Actual Control (LAC) : India & Tibet Border Updates
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More than military war, china fears a entrapment like russia is stuck in. chinese will obviously will respond with a strong response if highway is attacked. china sees India has threat to its geographical aggrandizement and will never depend on us. They will mostly have a deal with myanmar at the best. If they were interested in peace with India they would never support pakistan.
Trouble for them is that Mayanmar's geography does not make a good site for a port.
Its time to speak through gun barrel, or else they may come and start construction of bunkers in new delhi
India’s apex traders association announces campaign to boycott Chinese products
CAIT wants to bring down the imports from China to $13 billion by December 2021
That was one good trolling by the anchor:
You saw that some excellent choreography there , i am not sure whether their army can fight war bcoz they haven't been tested for a while but they definitely can make movies
If we start the war now, then we would be playing directly in the hands of US.
We MUST wait for US to get involved first only then we make our move. Time is not on Chinese side we could easily wait. And if all of this doesn't turn into a shooting war then too we would be the biggest winner.
Glad that AB Vajpayee doesn't have this attitude in 1999, glad that Indira, sashtriji doesnt have this so called strategy to make US involved in the conflict first.
Two mistakes.
1- Comparing two events entirely different in nature.
2- Complete disregard of contemporary geopolitical scenarios.
China has zero legal standing on Kashmir. Article 370 is an internal matter. Deploying forces is the prerogative of the GoI. Construction of roads within Indian territory is the prerogative of India. There is no crossing red line here. It is about drawing the red line.
For far too long, have we kept quiet.
Understand the difference before commenting.
Legal? What legal? Do laws matter in international arena? Are there even "laws" or just "treaties"? Will it be first time that China gave a shit about "laws"? A certain UNCLOWS and ICJ decision comes to mind...
BTW, "Kashmir" before was entire state of J&K including Ladakh and that includes Aksai Chin, Demchok too.
Thats what we think. Not necessarily China. Evidence is their reaction.
Had that been the case, the situation would not have been what we have currently. Again, thats what India thinks. China's action tells us that they don't agree with us.
If there were no red lines, situation would have never been as tense.
Negotiations are on...
Not exactly. Difference is very artificial.
Your single sentence, "we are crossing red lines", very clearly shows what you believe we should do. Bend over to the Chinese narrative. And the response for the same depends on what you believe in.
Situation should never have been tense, had the Chinese not moved troops into what was a peaceful border. The Chinese should not have started work on the dam which have been saying form day 1, is unacceptable to us. Or are you suggesting, that J&K is not Indian territory? Hence, we need to get everybody's approval? Are you now implying the Indian government should ask for Chinese approval for moving troops within India? Seriously?
Building infrastructure in India, is the prerogative of the Indian government. If the Chinese do not get that, they need to be reminded of the same. We are doing exactly that now.
The point is we are now very clearly drawing our red lines. Doklam made it clear, Chinese were crossing a red line.
Our actions for the first time are moving forward our intentions. Replacing strategic restraint, with strategic intent. The final deterrent is might. Rest all is semantics.
Keep building infrastructure. Keep the logisitics chain open. Have the necessary infra in place to unite GB. The role of the military is also to deter. But for that, we need to show we are ready to use force. The politicians more so, less the army.
But one think is of notice, if budget allows, India should upgrade it's infra at LAC at par with LOC level. China will do that again and with larger force. In dokalam strength was less, this time strength was more and it seems next time the strength will be much larger.
Honestly speaking, I am not very confident about what we should do. I am only analyzing what is happening. Rest of the stuff is you putting words in my mouth.