hembo
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Split South Tibet/Arunachal Pradesh roughly in half. China gets Tawang and the areas occupied by Tibetans (i.e. Chinese people or Mongoloids). India gets the other half that is not occupied by Mongoloids.
That's it folks. I've solved the Sino-Indian border problem in 5 minutes. Of course, it'll never happen. Indian politicians won't budge an inch.
First of all, there are mongoloid people everywhere in north-east India and they are not limited to tawang only.. All of Arunachal, Mizoram, Nagaland, Meghalaya, Manipur, Sikkim & 30% of Assam's population is of mongoloid origin since time immemorial.
Secondly, you're right that it will never happen because it highly impractical & divisive..
As far as your Tibetan populace in these areas goes, you are wrong again. The 97% people in Tawang district, about 80% in West Kameng District are of Monpa origin. Most Monpas live in the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh, with a population of 50,000, centered in the districts of Tawang and West Kameng. Around 25,000 Monpas can be found in the district of Cuona in the Tibet Autonomous Region, where they are known as Menba. Of the 50,000 Monpas who live in Arunachal Pradesh, about 30,000 of them live in Tawang district, where they constitute about 97% of the district's population, and almost all of the remainder can be found in the West Kameng district, where they form about 77% of the district's population. A small number of them may be found in bordering areas of East Kameng and Bhutan (2,500).
There are few tibetan refugees in west Kameng, but then they are now scattered over every where in India now.
These monpas identifies themselves as Indians & they have completely integrated into Indian way of life. Apart from religion & their written script, they have nothing common with the average Tibetans. Therefore, your five minute solution will not hold any water.
As for your other suggestion of going to WAR in your subsequent posts with immature display of war hardware (by you & others), I have nothing to say but to be thankful that the people at the helm of things aren't some 20 year war mongering keyboard warriors..