China dares India for war. India Hit Back ?

[desimorty]

That's the thing though, isn't it. After the Indian Army left, they no longer have any say over what China can construct there.

China is still bound by agreements with Bhutan in regards to disputed claims along the border. But heres the thing, the dispute was 2 months? What could PLA do now that it couldn't in the 2 months? Not much except token buildup. The Indian army is in far larger numbers, that regardless of the buildup in that area, PLA troops can only move back from that position. Any further transgression would most likily by a result of disgruntled PLA Major Generals unhappy with Xi's re positioning of posts and promotions. Just before the the dispute the PLA underwent a major shake by Xi. Ontop of that Xi had to show off ontop of jeep in full broadcast view of the entire nation with one of the most expensive military/propaganda parades. All is not well, in China.

 

[AUSTERLITZ]

That's the thing though, isn't it. After the Indian Army left, they no longer have any say over what China can construct there.

So India is depending on China's "good will" not to continue building roads, permanent garissons, helipads and whatever else. Which is a bad position to be in, considering that China and India are not friendly with each other.

Then why don't you build the forward road?What's stopping you?What are you afraid of?You are not building it because you know you can't without IA's consent.
I'll tell you what, the indian observation post on the ridge nearby is monitoring your activity and if you try IA will again intervene with bulldozers and china will again be humiliated.It knows this very well.

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

Then why don't you build the forward road?What's stopping you?What are you afraid of?You are not building it because you know you can't without IA's consent.
I'll tell you what, the indian observation post on the ridge nearby is monitoring your activity and if you try IA will again intervene with bulldozers and china will again be humiliated.It knows this very well.

China is building infrastructure all over Donglang from top to bottom, do you really think it is going to stop, short of a war?

The human shield trick is something that only works once. Now China expects it and has reinforced all over Donglang. So the Indian troops will have to open fire this time.

China has made it clear we are not going to stop building in Donglang.

 

[大汉奸柳传志]

India stopped one road from building, but in return gets a fully militarized Doklam under PLA control sitting next to their border... hope Modi is happy

 

[AUSTERLITZ]

China is building infrastructure all over Donglang from top to bottom, do you really think it is going to stop, short of a war?

The human shield trick is something that only works once. Now China expects it and has reinforced all over Donglang. So the Indian troops will have to open fire this time.

China has made it clear we are not going to stop building in Donglang.

Don't try to divert the topic,my question was simple.If china is so powerful why doesn't it build a forward road?Whats stopping it?As you said it claims to be in its own territory,has troops - so whats stopping it?Why does it need indian permission?
Whats the point of stationing troops in the middle of nowhere goat pasture - the sole strategic importance of doklam is its pathway to jamperi.And thats the one thing china is prohibited from doing by india.That is limit and extent of chinese power.China knows if it tries it will be humiliated again,short of war you can't move forward the road.

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

Don't try to divert the topic,my question was simple.If china is so powerful why doesn't it build a forward road?Whats stopping it?As you said it claims to be in its own territory,has troops - so whats stopping it?Why does it need indian permission?
Whats the point of stationing troops in the middle of nowhere goat pasture - the sole strategic importance of doklam is its pathway to jamperi.And thats the one thing china is prohibited from doing by india.That is limit and extent of chinese power.China knows if it tries it will be humiliated again,short of war you can't move forward the road.

Donglang is important to India for two reasons, because it overlooks the Chicken's Neck corridor, and because it was a chance to show that India would uphold their mutual defence treaty with Bhutan.

India's position was originally to protect Bhutan, after they failed that, their position was "No more roads in Donglang".

Now they had to change their position again.

And once the next road is built, they will have to change their position again. India can never lose, not when they keep changing the goal posts.

But ask anyone who is not Indian, what do they think of the massive military and infrastructure buildup in Donglang? Why did India fail to uphold their mutual defence treaty with Bhutan?

 

[phancong]

Don't try to divert the topic,my question was simple.If china is so powerful why doesn't it build a forward road?Whats stopping it?As you said it claims to be in its own territory,has troops - so whats stopping it?Why does it need indian permission?
Whats the point of stationing troops in the middle of nowhere goat pasture - the sole strategic importance of doklam is its pathway to jamperi.And thats the one thing china is prohibited from doing by india.That is limit and extent of chinese power.China knows if it tries it will be humiliated again,short of war you can't move forward the road.

Why China need to build the road at the confrontational area with India in last summer before China completed all the infrastructure to support all the enforcement troop to allow Chinese troop prevent Indian troop again incursion in the area when China decide in the future to resume the road construction in the same area, next time Indian troop cross over will encounter the full force of Chinese troop head on.

 

[大汉奸柳传志]

Don't try to divert the topic,my question was simple.If china is so powerful why doesn't it build a forward road?Whats stopping it?As you said it claims to be in its own territory,has troops - so whats stopping it?Why does it need indian permission?
Whats the point of stationing troops in the middle of nowhere goat pasture - the sole strategic importance of doklam is its pathway to jamperi.And thats the one thing china is prohibited from doing by india.That is limit and extent of chinese power.China knows if it tries it will be humiliated again,short of war you can't move forward the road.

you guys are always about "the road" Fine Fine, road won't be built, so what's all the butthurt ranting about? we are just there to play basketball

 

[rcrmj]

a brat has been beaten the $hit out in the school```and when people ask him why got all the black eyes? he replied:" do I look bad``? well you should really look at that guy who beats me, he is in dean's office now, now who is laughing"``````` Indian are really mastering the art of mental-masturbation

 

[Mugwop]

China dares india for war but did india hit back???

 

[ashok321]

To win the war you need the money & the machines....China is one up on india on these counts.

This even a kindergarten kid knows.

 

[Sam Vaish]

Why would China want anything to do with filthy covered with shit and most polluted in the world New Delhi except to milk more billions off Indians with peaceful trade ?
War is for war mongers like India.
China would rather earn more billions off the braggart and jingoistic Indians and go on a worldwide shopping spree, buying up properties and businesses in the US, Australia, UK, Germany, etc. .
China, avoiding violence as much as it can, but if left with no choice but war, will reduce India to its colonial days.
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Only your shitty face and your retarded filthy, ugly head could think that way.

 

[AUSTERLITZ]

Donglang is important to India for two reasons, because it overlooks the Chicken's Neck corridor, and because it was a chance to show that India would uphold their mutual defence treaty with Bhutan.

India's position was originally to protect Bhutan, after they failed that, their position was "No more roads in Donglang".

Now they had to change their position again.

And once the next road is built, they will have to change their position again. India can never lose, not when they keep changing the goal posts.

But ask anyone who is not Indian, what do they think of the massive military and infrastructure buildup in Donglang? Why did India fail to uphold their mutual defence treaty with Bhutan?

We have upheld our treaty with bhutan,if china is unopposed at doklam then what stops it from building the road,why does it need indian permission in 'its own territory'.The fact that you can't build a forward road shows the hollowness of your power and bhutan knows it too.We have stopped cold china's nibbling away strategy,it can build all sorts of irrelevant stuff in the area it already holds and that part of doklam had been held by the PLA patrols and have had a chinese road for 2 decades now,its nevere bothered us.What we have done is shown china can't move forward anymore,that is the message we have sent bhutan - if china tries more nibbling by moving forward we go in and bulldoze the place.
The primary concern for India always was strategic - that the road would be extended to jamperi and it would threaten the siliguri corridor.That we forced china to track back from.Without the road to jamperi doklam is literally a barren goat pasture - it has no value,so yes you can camp some troops for a photo op..it has no significance because you lack the balls to take the one step that would have an impact - extend the road towards jamperi.
Ask yourself again and again the very simple question if its your territory,why don't your mighty PLA have balls to build a forward road?Why do you need indian permission?

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

We have upheld our treaty with bhutan,if china is unopposed at doklam then what stops it from building the road,why does it need indian permission in 'its own territory'.The fact that you can't build a forward road shows the hollowness of your power and bhutan knows it too.We have stopped cold china's nibbling away strategy,it can build all sorts of irrelevant stuff in the area it already holds and that part of doklam had been held by the PLA patrols and have had a chinese road for 2 decades now,its nevere bothered us.What we have done is shown china can't move forward anymore,that is the message we have sent bhutan - if china tries more nibbling by moving forward we go in and bulldoze the place.
The primary concern for India always was strategic - that the road would be extended to jamperi and it would threaten the siliguri corridor.That we forced china to track back from.Without the road to jamperi doklam is literally a barren goat pasture - it has no value,so yes you can camp some troops for a photo op..it has no significance because you lack the balls to take the one step that would have an impact - extend the road towards jamperi.
Ask yourself again and again the very simple question if its your territory,why don't your mighty PLA have balls to build a forward road?Why do you need indian permission?

You understand that China has been building roads non-stop in Donglang over the past few months right?

India abandoned their mutual defence treaty with Bhutan, previously Donglang was only patrolled by China on an irregular basis.

Today, there are thousands of Chinese troops, multiple permanent garrisons, multiple helipads, and several major roads that are still being expanded as we speak.

China has de facto occupied Donglang, which only happened in the past few months. It could not have happened if India did not retreat, but they did.

 

[AUSTERLITZ]

You understand that China has been building roads non-stop in Donglang over the past few months right?

India abandoned their mutual defence treaty with Bhutan, previously Donglang was only patrolled by China on an irregular basis.

Today, there are thousands of Chinese troops, multiple permanent garrisons, multiple helipads, and several major roads that are still being expanded as we speak.

China has de facto occupied Donglang, which only happened in the past few months. It could not have happened if India did not retreat, but they did.

No you don't understand.You have done none of these things in the standoff point or forward of that point,but some distance away from it -area you already controlled.We have drawn an invisible line in the sand,you can build whatever you want but not beyond the point.Your original plan was to build the road,but we forced you to back off ,so you can only do things in the area you had 2 decades already.You can't and dare not build anything permanent let alone a forward road on the standoff point or forward of that point because IA will demolish it.So you claim doklam as yours but can't build anything beyond a certain point(ie standoff point),you claim the territory but need indian permission to build the only structure of any value - lol,is that the extent of china's power?Your days of slowly nibbling away and creeping forward are over,we have stopped you cold and anytime you try to move forward beyond the point we will bulldoze you again.Nothing china can do about it short of war,it knows this and thus haven't tried anything because it knows IA observation post on nearby ridge is watching and waiting for any mischief.