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BREAKING: India-China reach consensus on disengagement of border personnel at #Doklam faceoff site

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This means Delhi won't be nuked:(
No more warnings, deadlines and cheerleading. All that amounted to nothing.

Interesting to note that both the sides reached an agreement before the BRICS submit. Will be interesting see to how the Chinese media potrays this news for their local consumption.
 
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so what is the news, China will complete the road or not?
 
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Simultaneous withdrawal of troops. Good that good sense prevailed.

http://www.ndtv.com/india-news/india-china-agree-to-disengage-in-doklam-1742859

India, China Agree To End Sikkim Stand-Off, Troops Being Withdrawn

NEW DELHI: China and India have agreed to end a lengthy stand-off at the Sikkim border that began in June, said the government today. The breakthrough was reached by diplomatic talks, India said.

"On this basis, expeditious disengagement of border personnel at the face-off site at Doklam has been agreed to and is on-going," said the Foreign Ministry.

The breakthrough comes ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's trip to China in a few weeks for a summit of the BRICS group of nations.

The conflict, which was the worst in decades, saw 300 soldiers from each side, confronting each other on the remote Doklam plateau in the Eastern Himalayas. India ignored repeated baiting and aggressive rhetoric by China to insist it would seek diplomatic channels to resolve the tension.

India had also urged that both sides withdraw troops to engage in dialogue; Beijing insisted on the unilateral pulling out of India's soldiers.

In June, Indian soldiers crossed the Sikkim border to stop China from constructing a road on the Doklam Plateau, which is disputed territory for Chin and Bhutan. India has sided with Bhutan's claim. Delhi had also stressed that it had forewarned China that the road would be seen as a serious security concern because of the access it opens up to the narrow sliver of land called the "Chicken's Neck" that links India to its northeastern states.

China retorted that it had every right to build a road in a region that is part of its territory.


Chinese media and spokespersons repeatedly warned of military escalation, a possible "countdown to war" and of a repeat of India's humiliating defeat by China in 1962.

Then, two weeks ago, Chinese and Indian soldiers clashed at the picturesque Pangong Lake in Ladakh in the Western Himalayas. On camera, soldiers were seen hurtling stones at each other. Delhi said the two-hour conflict was triggered by China attempting an incursion onto the Indian side of the lake.
 
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i feel bad for all the cheerleaders who were hoping to get benefited from Indo-China standoff !!

how will i use this image now

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Didnt know that Indian muslims were Cheerleading for China . . however the numerous threads on the PDF point in some other direction !

dont sound good from ganga bhangis who are worshiping trump bhagwan on their filthy squares for Pakistan.. still better then worshiping dicks and cows. :rofl::rofl:

Didnt know that Indian muslims were Cheerleading for China
and who cares about these subhumans called bharati Muslims, they can die in ganga's filth for all i care.
 
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