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Amid the China-India frictions over the border issue and the intensifying China-US tensions, India seems to get addicted to playing the Taiwan card.

Several Indian media outlets ran advertisements beforehand to celebrate the island's "national" day that falls on October 10. India Today TV broadcast an interview with Taiwan's "Foreign Minister" Joseph Wu on Friday, which served as a platform for him to spread Taiwan secessionist voices.

This has triggered discussions in China on how to counter India's manoeuvre to play the Taiwan card.

The Taiwan question is not a card that India can exploit as a bargaining chip toward China over the border issue. India's recognition of the one-China principle and commitment not to support "Taiwan independence" forces have been reciprocated by China's promise not to support the separatist forces in India.

Taiwan secessionist forces and Indian separatists are in the same category. If India plays the Taiwan card, it should be aware that China can also play the Indian separatist card.

The India military said it has been preparing for a "two-and-a-half" front war, referring to Pakistan, China, and internal insurgencies. Internal insurgencies include secessionist forces and terrorists. If India takes the move to support "Taiwan independence," China has every reason to support separatist forces in Northeast Indian states such as Tripura, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Manipur, Assam and Nagaland. China could even support the resurrection of Sikkim.

The races in India's Northeast are different from those in mainland India. Some of the states belonged to an independent country or were not part of India and some were part of Myanmar before the British colonial rule (1858-1947). Only after Britain left India, these regions became part of Indian territory. But people in these states do not recognize themselves as Indians. They have always wanted to set up their own independent country and have been fighting for this. The most prominent is the Assam United Democratic Front.

These armed separatist factions in Northeast India have now been weak under the strong crackdown by the Indian military, but they have not been completely wiped out. Because of a lack of external support, they find it difficult to development and grow. But if there is support, it would empower them to launch insurgencies. They in fact have a very close connection with the armed forces in Northern Myanmar.

Though these separatist forces have requested for China's support, China did not respond to them given diplomatic principles and the friendship between China and India. China respects the territorial integrity of other countries. The recognition of each other's sovereignty and territorial integrity is the premise and basis of China-India diplomatic ties. But if India jeopardizes this basis, China has no reason to adhere to it either. If India supports secessionist forces in China and disregards China's sovereignty and territorial integrity, it should be aware of the consequences.

India playing the Taiwan card is impairing its own interests. Some Indian strategists, think tanks and media outlets are forcing China to take countermeasures. The Indian government has so far remained silent on the fire-playing by some Indians. If India's nationalists move forward by fanning the Taiwan flame, what awaits them will be insurgence and chaos in its northeast.
Experts warn of risks to shipping on the Indian Ocean following India’s close contact with island of Taiwan


Hu said the Indian government has seriously violated the one-China principle and Chinese government is certain to take firm countermeasures.

As the island of Taiwan actively attempts to improve relations with India, Hu warned that China’s shipping safety on the Indian Ocean could be endangered.
 
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Amid the China-India frictions over the border issue and the intensifying China-US tensions, India seems to get addicted to playing the Taiwan card.

Several Indian media outlets ran advertisements beforehand to celebrate the island's "national" day that falls on October 10. India Today TV broadcast an interview with Taiwan's "Foreign Minister" Joseph Wu on Friday, which served as a platform for him to spread Taiwan secessionist voices.

This has triggered discussions in China on how to counter India's manoeuvre to play the Taiwan card.

The Taiwan question is not a card that India can exploit as a bargaining chip toward China over the border issue. India's recognition of the one-China principle and commitment not to support "Taiwan independence" forces have been reciprocated by China's promise not to support the separatist forces in India.

Taiwan secessionist forces and Indian separatists are in the same category. If India plays the Taiwan card, it should be aware that China can also play the Indian separatist card.

The India military said it has been preparing for a "two-and-a-half" front war, referring to Pakistan, China, and internal insurgencies. Internal insurgencies include secessionist forces and terrorists. If India takes the move to support "Taiwan independence," China has every reason to support separatist forces in Northeast Indian states such as Tripura, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Manipur, Assam and Nagaland. China could even support the resurrection of Sikkim.

The races in India's Northeast are different from those in mainland India. Some of the states belonged to an independent country or were not part of India and some were part of Myanmar before the British colonial rule (1858-1947). Only after Britain left India, these regions became part of Indian territory. But people in these states do not recognize themselves as Indians. They have always wanted to set up their own independent country and have been fighting for this. The most prominent is the Assam United Democratic Front.


These armed separatist factions in Northeast India have now been weak under the strong crackdown by the Indian military, but they have not been completely wiped out. Because of a lack of external support, they find it difficult to development and grow. But if there is support, it would empower them to launch insurgencies. They in fact have a very close connection with the armed forces in Northern Myanmar.

Though these separatist forces have requested for China's support, China did not respond to them given diplomatic principles and the friendship between China and India. China respects the territorial integrity of other countries. The recognition of each other's sovereignty and territorial integrity is the premise and basis of China-India diplomatic ties. But if India jeopardizes this basis, China has no reason to adhere to it either. If India supports secessionist forces in China and disregards China's sovereignty and territorial integrity, it should be aware of the consequences.

India playing the Taiwan card is impairing its own interests. Some Indian strategists, think tanks and media outlets are forcing China to take countermeasures. The Indian government has so far remained silent on the fire-playing by some Indians. If India's nationalists move forward by fanning the Taiwan flame, what awaits them will be insurgence and chaos in its northeast.
Experts warn of risks to shipping on the Indian Ocean following India’s close contact with island of Taiwan


Hu said the Indian government has seriously violated the one-China principle and Chinese government is certain to take firm countermeasures.

As the island of Taiwan actively attempts to improve relations with India, Hu warned that China’s shipping safety on the Indian Ocean could be endangered.
Ah cute. Gobar times comes up with another direct warning. Comedy relief for the monday.

These people have writing skills of school going kids. Infact my niece writes better essay with varied viewpoints than blurt out whatever comes to her mind.

If China supports Northeast secessation, What stops India from supporting Tibet independence, given a few hundred thousand of its dissidents live in India. But ofcourse gobar times is only good at warnings. About a week later they'll warn about completely different thing.
 
China should really just do it. I would suggest to hold a "Sikkim Culture Heritage World Conference" next year in Lhasa as the first step.

You need to be a Yakuza to counter a Mafia.
 
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India seeks any opportunity to damage China and support insurgents. India has been actively spreading Uighur lies and is aiding and training Tibetans insurgents. China should reciprocate and use any opportunity to her advantage. An example would be to take the Silgiri corridor and cut off the Indian army and supplies to the North East and take what rightfully belongs to China. India is a rogue state as it callously disregards UN mandates and orders.

China must use every opportunity to dismantle this Nazi state called India and help bring back democracy and decency to this failed nation of caste and religious riots and rapes. India is growing into a monster which has deviated extremely from the vision of her forefathers. It is a threat not only to it's neighbors but also to the world.
 
India seeks any opportunity to damage China and support insurgents. India has been actively spreading Uighur lies and is aiding and training Tibetans insurgents. China should reciprocate and use any opportunity to her advantage. An example would be to take the Silgiri corridor and cut off the Indian army and supplies to the North East and take what rightfully belongs to China. India is a rogue state as it callously disregards UN mandates and orders.

China must use every opportunity to dismantle this Nazi state called India and help bring back democracy and decency to this failed nation of caste and religious riots and rapes. India is growing into a monster which has deviated extremely from the vision of her forefathers. It is a threat not only to it's neighbors but also to the world.
If only China are as daring as they issue warnings, Taiwan would have been merged. Instead of warnings to India, they would have actually attacked Taiwan if they really believed they have all round strength to take it by force. And If they won't do it for economical reasons, what makes you think they would engage in a war with India. Siliguri and Northeast are not even claimed by China. Sikkim is beyond China now as people there are way more patriotic than Indians.
 
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If only China are as daring as they issue warnings, Taiwan would have been merged. Instead of warnings to India, they would have actually attacked Taiwan if they really believed they have all round strength to take it by force. And If they won't do it for economical reasons, what makes you think they would engage in a war with India. Siliguri and Northeast are not even claimed by China. Sikkim is beyond China now as people there are way more patriotic than Indians.

Taiwanese are also ethinic Chinese, so mainland Chinese would hesitate to launch a full blown war on Taiwan. They do not have the same psychological burden with Indians.
 
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Taiwanese are also ethinic Chinese, so mainland Chinese would hesitate to launch a full blown war on Taiwan. They do not have the same psychological burder with Indians.
Sure. Japanese controls senkaku islands. Why not attack them?

Also India has been controlling Ladakh, Sikkim and Arunachal for 60 years, so what caught your tailwind all these years? Can we expect you would charge us say within 3 years?
 
If only China are as daring as they issue warnings, Taiwan would have been merged. Instead of warnings to India, they would have actually attacked Taiwan if they really believed they have all round strength to take it by force. And If they won't do it for economical reasons, what makes you think they would engage in a war with India. Siliguri and Northeast are not even claimed by China. Sikkim is beyond China now as people there are way more patriotic than Indians.

Taiwan is a foregone conclusion, peaceful reunification is the best option. China will fly the Chinese flag from the Legislative Yuan or on it's rubble, make no mistake, The best option is for Taiwan to strike some sort of deal like the British did with Hong Kong, independence with conditions. Taiwan should accede to the inevitable now rather than after a huge amount of destruction and tragic loss of lives.
 
Sure. Japanese controls senkaku islands. Why not attack them?

Also India has been controlling Ladakh, Sikkim and Arunachal for 60 years, so what caught your tailwind all these years? Can we expect you would charge us say within 3 years?

There are strategic calculus beyond what I would be able to digest, but things went wrong would have to be righted. Things just get started, this time, from Galwan.
 
There are strategic calculus beyond what I would be able to digest, but things went wrong would have to be righted. Things just get started, this time, from Galwan.

Ok. Lets wait and see if China has gumption for war with India. Until then please continue the entertainment through gobar times.
 
Ah cute. Gobar times comes up with another direct warning. Comedy relief for the monday.

These people have writing skills of school going kids. Infact my niece writes better essay with varied viewpoints than blurt out whatever comes to her mind.

If China supports Northeast secessation, What stops India from supporting Tibet independence, given a few hundred thousand of its dissidents live in India. But ofcourse gobar times is only good at warnings. About a week later they'll warn about completely different thing.


Go start a war with China then.
World will see a lot more drone strikes than ten times the drone strikes in NK on Armenian forces.

More likely than not that before they meet with China ZTQ-15, your T90 and jawans will be meeting these
chinese toys.

And those toys be coming to you in AI backed swarms.

You feeling lucky? :pleasantry::pleasantry::pleasantry:

So start that war with China.

China will bring that war to those that brought the war to an end.


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Ok. Lets wait and see if China has gumption for war with India. Until then please continue the entertainment through gobar times.

GT may not be my favorite news paper, but it is way better than any Indian media house. At least it won't lie intentionally. You know why India is worth only 1/5-1/6 of China's worth today despite both started with the similar footing? We are critical about every media, but you ain't. :partay:
 
India seeks any opportunity to damage China and support insurgents. India has been actively spreading Uighur lies and is aiding and training Tibetans insurgents. China should reciprocate and use any opportunity to her advantage. An example would be to take the Silgiri corridor and cut off the Indian army and supplies to the North East and take what rightfully belongs to China. India is a rogue state as it callously disregards UN mandates and orders.

China must use every opportunity to dismantle this Nazi state called India and help bring back democracy and decency to this failed nation of caste and religious riots and rapes. India is growing into a monster which has deviated extremely from the vision of her forefathers. It is a threat not only to it's neighbors but also to the world.

The problem is that a large ratio of Chinese people don't consider India as mortal enemy. Government can not easily take out military attack untill India open fire to China firstly.
 
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