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India has lost almost 35 square kilometres to China in a month: Report
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News Desk
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27 May 2020

In a startling revelation Indian intelligence officials and political leaders have said that the Indian Army and Indo-Tibetan Border Police personnel deployed along the border with China were “pushed back, kilometre by kilometre” till India “lost” almost 35 square kilometres of territory, according to a report in Indian news portal The Wire.

The report is based on conversations with “a cross section of senior officials and political leaders to make sense of the government’s approach” on the latest stand-off with China.

The Wire reported that China had opened six fronts at Galwan Valley, Pangong, Demchok, Naku La and 14 km east of Doklam in Bhutanese territory starting third week of April, when the snow started melting.

The report also notes the alarming failure of Indian diplomacy – which among its other advantages, had for long helped India evade criticism over its actions in Kashmir – in the South Asian subcontinent.

The report quoted a senior official to say that: “China has assessed that we are the weakest ever right now in terms of friends – especially after the flare up with Nepal – the economy, political resolve and internal coherence. Hence the aggression”.

Speculation within the Indian intelligence community was that China’s plans possibly include “compromising” the Indian presence from the last demarcated point on the India-Pakistan Line of Control, up the Siachen Glacier to the Karakoram Pass, the report stated. “When India moves troops to this section, as it has, the Pakistan Army is expected to begin pin pricks, thus opening up a challenge for India on two fronts,” the report further stated.

The report points out the stark contrast in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s public handling of the Balakote airstrikes in Pakistan, when he “went on a public relations offensive” to show how the Modi government took an aggressive stand against the neighbouring rival, and his complete silence over disputes with China.

“Modi and his security establishment led by national security advisor Ajit Doval appear to be fumbling for a response as China ratchets up its confrontation with India,” the report states.

Quoting sources in the BJP the report says that the recent article by party’s leader Ram Madhav on Kashmir – stating that it was time to “allow” political activity and high speed in Kashmir – was an attempt by the Modi government to restore normalcy in Jammu and Kashmir before tension with Pakistan and China mounts.
 
India has lost almost 35 square kilometres to China in a month: Report
By
News Desk
-
27 May 2020

In a startling revelation Indian intelligence officials and political leaders have said that the Indian Army and Indo-Tibetan Border Police personnel deployed along the border with China were “pushed back, kilometre by kilometre” till India “lost” almost 35 square kilometres of territory, according to a report in Indian news portal The Wire.

The report is based on conversations with “a cross section of senior officials and political leaders to make sense of the government’s approach” on the latest stand-off with China.

The Wire reported that China had opened six fronts at Galwan Valley, Pangong, Demchok, Naku La and 14 km east of Doklam in Bhutanese territory starting third week of April, when the snow started melting.

The report also notes the alarming failure of Indian diplomacy – which among its other advantages, had for long helped India evade criticism over its actions in Kashmir – in the South Asian subcontinent.

The report quoted a senior official to say that: “China has assessed that we are the weakest ever right now in terms of friends – especially after the flare up with Nepal – the economy, political resolve and internal coherence. Hence the aggression”.

Speculation within the Indian intelligence community was that China’s plans possibly include “compromising” the Indian presence from the last demarcated point on the India-Pakistan Line of Control, up the Siachen Glacier to the Karakoram Pass, the report stated. “When India moves troops to this section, as it has, the Pakistan Army is expected to begin pin pricks, thus opening up a challenge for India on two fronts,” the report further stated.

The report points out the stark contrast in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s public handling of the Balakote airstrikes in Pakistan, when he “went on a public relations offensive” to show how the Modi government took an aggressive stand against the neighbouring rival, and his complete silence over disputes with China.

“Modi and his security establishment led by national security advisor Ajit Doval appear to be fumbling for a response as China ratchets up its confrontation with India,” the report states.

Quoting sources in the BJP the report says that the recent article by party’s leader Ram Madhav on Kashmir – stating that it was time to “allow” political activity and high speed in Kashmir – was an attempt by the Modi government to restore normalcy in Jammu and Kashmir before tension with Pakistan and China mounts.





Here is the link to the above article:

https://thekashmirwalla.com/2020/05...square-kilometres-to-china-in-a-month-report/
 
for reference, here is the recently-completed bridge over the Shyok river, a tributary of the Galwan, that is making China upset

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The new road networks connect to the Daulet Beg Oldie airstrip, India's strategic airstrip capable of landing c 130s


Construction of strategic road leading to the ITBP base at finger 3 was also recently completed despite Chinese objections. PLA responded by blocking Indian access to finger 4, directly on the LAC

@silent_poison @Chhatrapati @Jackdaws
 
lol




Chinese attempts to stop Indian construction of infra projects in disputed territory and conduct major intrusions have failed, and it is clear that Pakistanis are butthurt.

:rofl:

Only butthurt is you, since after Pakistan humiliating and defeating junk indian military last Feb----now its China openly embarrassing india without a challenge.

Please, before you cry and moan like a little bi*tch on our forums for laughing at you and enjoying india becoming a global laughing stock yet again----please tell YOUR media to stop posting these news. We are just reading what YOUR media is saying---not fake sites, but legitimate news sites of yours have stated that China has occupied 35km of indian territory.

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https://thewire.in/security/as-gove...ith-china-trump-gets-chance-to-say-howdy-modi

Your random tweets mean nothing when your army is getting cucked by China and all they can do is to ask "Please go back" :lol:

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While 7x smaller Pakistan takes on 7x larger india....and dominates the escalation ladder (or matches it at the bare minimum)...but india faced with EQUAL size China literally surrenders and puts its pants down as always :D
 
People here boast of China intruding few kms inside Indian territory very conveniently forget how India captured Sikkim in 1975 and Arunachal Pradesh in 1986.... much larger territories together compared to India lost in 62...both these states China consider fingers of Dragon claw....
Captured those from whom? Chinese never controlled these territories ir administered them, sikkim itself joined india out of its own issues.
 
He isn't indian but he is definitely anti-Chinese. He is not giving any facts as he provides no references. He is simply stating his opinions. Nothing more. There is 0 evidence to support his claims form reputable, irrefutable, genuine, authentic and honest sources.

if he gives opinion in favour of pakistan then he is impartial ? :D
 
china is doing this just to show off it's strength , nothing serious .
 
Its an observation.
that you troll India at every turn?

Regarding this border stand off, i worry China has sort of cornered itself- It doesnt want war(so do many Chinese members on PDF say), and i agree, so this wont escalate into something serious(well,we hope, please, both are nuclear powers i just realized again), but if it wont escalate to something serious, then its likely to escalate to a level that is not too serious, which means India will be very likely able militarily to match or neutralize it. I guess what i'm trying to say is that can China successfully "intimidate" India with this move? India will call China's bluff and can lose little to prove alot too(relatively).
 
that you troll India at every turn?

and that continued investments on both sides are upping the ante.

the more they pour in the longer it will last.

I guess what i'm trying to say is that can China successfully "intimidate" India with this move? India will call China's bluff and can lose little to prove alot too(relatively).

as things stand and moving forward, the chances of India calling the Chinese bluff are to be considered as the last Hurrah or a suicidal wish.

India is much or less contained as far as China is concerned and nobody wants war in the region. Even Iran in this case
 

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