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Woo... I'm so afraid of India... please don't hurt me....
Move on... I don't endorse loosers
Chinese troops enter Chumar again, vandalise Indian posts
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Move on... I don't endorse loosers
BEIJING: Virtually defending the latest incursion by the PLA in the Chumar sector in Ladakh, China today said its troops were patrolling on its side of the Line of Actual Control (LAC) and asserted that "status quo" should not be changed pending a final settlement.
"I have seen the relevant reports but I am not aware of the specific situation", Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson HuaChunying told a media briefing when asked about the incident that took place ahead of defence minister A K Antony's visit here last week.
"Chinese Defence forces have been patrolling along the Chinese side of the LAC of the China-India border", she said.
"The general situation in the border areas is stable. We have the consensus that pending the final settlement of the boundary question no one of us (none from India or China) should change the status quo along the LAC", she said, indirectly asserting that neither side should resort to any infrastructure development.
"China would like to make joint efforts with the Indian side to safeguard peace and tranquillity of the border areas", Hua said.
The incident took place on June 17 when the People's Liberation Army (PLA) troops intruded into the Chumar sector in Ladakh and smashed some bunkers besides cutting wires of cameras installed at the Indian border post.
The camera which was removed was reportedly returned on July 3, a day ahead of Antony's visit, the first by an Indian Defence Minister since 2006.
Antony held talks with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang, his Chinese counterpart General Cheng Wanquan and Special Representative of the India-China border negotiations Yang Jiechi on July 5 and 6.
Before that Yang and National Security Advisor (NSA) Shivshankar Menon held the 16th round of border talks on June 28 and 29 after which both sides spoke of positive progress.
Antony said despite the pleasantries, he had free and frank discussions covering virtually all aspects of the boundary problems, including the April 15 Depsang Valley incursion in which, Chinese troops pitched tents.
China defends its latest Ladakh incursion - The Times of India
"I have seen the relevant reports but I am not aware of the specific situation", Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson HuaChunying told a media briefing when asked about the incident that took place ahead of defence minister A K Antony's visit here last week.
"Chinese Defence forces have been patrolling along the Chinese side of the LAC of the China-India border", she said.
"The general situation in the border areas is stable. We have the consensus that pending the final settlement of the boundary question no one of us (none from India or China) should change the status quo along the LAC", she said, indirectly asserting that neither side should resort to any infrastructure development.
"China would like to make joint efforts with the Indian side to safeguard peace and tranquillity of the border areas", Hua said.
The incident took place on June 17 when the People's Liberation Army (PLA) troops intruded into the Chumar sector in Ladakh and smashed some bunkers besides cutting wires of cameras installed at the Indian border post.
The camera which was removed was reportedly returned on July 3, a day ahead of Antony's visit, the first by an Indian Defence Minister since 2006.
Antony held talks with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang, his Chinese counterpart General Cheng Wanquan and Special Representative of the India-China border negotiations Yang Jiechi on July 5 and 6.
Before that Yang and National Security Advisor (NSA) Shivshankar Menon held the 16th round of border talks on June 28 and 29 after which both sides spoke of positive progress.
Antony said despite the pleasantries, he had free and frank discussions covering virtually all aspects of the boundary problems, including the April 15 Depsang Valley incursion in which, Chinese troops pitched tents.
China defends its latest Ladakh incursion - The Times of India
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So what are you gonna do? camp near the Chinese troops and wait till they leave?
The PLA got , what it wanted , last time in April . Indians dismantled bunkers at DBO and agreed to restrict the patrolling to pave the way for the Chinese to withdraw after accepting their demands . The members here can claim all day along that it was a face saving gesture by the Reds but the Indian and International sources tell otherwise .
The same was the case here , they dismantled observational posts , cut wires of the installed cameras and delivered a warning . Then they left .
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So the Chinese do not have any intention to become the 2nd largest country in the world...
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So the Chinese do not have any intention to become the 2nd largest country in the world...
For you, Global warming is sufficient.
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Damn dude.
This is how Chinese are treating Indians.
And that coming from a person who does not even have a sovereign country - But a "country "which permits foreign powers to kill its own citizens thriugh drones. Leave it to 2 real nations to sort it out amongst us.
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U enjoy Chatni, we will make taste others (of something else, but definetely not a chatni).
well "Tomar Sonar Bangla"
ভারতীয় এবং bangladesi ভাই ভাই হয়
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Ha ha ha ****** and their 5ft 4 soldiers!
China's "think tank" group.
This group banged India even when they are sleeping, what will happen if India wakes China...
If China awakes then this will happen to India:
So, don't awake the sleeping giant: China...
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Ha ha ha ****** and their 5ft 4 soldiers!
China's "think tank" group.
HAHA, Indians are shorter than Chinese
Epic fail. Oh man
This group banged India even when they are sleeping, what will happen if India wakes China...
If China awakes then this will happen to India:
So, don't awake the sleeping giant: China...
Your Jamaati team is being eliminated like terrorists on CS. Here's a better comparison :
That guy up there was an ex Punjab Police cop. KHALI!
