Sorry for this late reply as I was busy arguing on another thread.
Which legal standing are you talking about, dude? If China's official standing that some area is disputed can't have any legitimacy to India then Indian Mc Mahan line can also be regarded by China as illegitimate. Moreover, apart from China, many others also consider that as a disputed region.
Is China considered a part of the current Kashmir problem? NO
So Kashmir is an internal matter between India, Pak and Kashmir....
So by involving itself in matters of other nations....esp by rejecting a High ranking officer of India, China is hurting its bilateral relations with India....Do you consider that prudent?
Pakistan is China's immediate neighbor, friend and an ally. So visit of defense attaches areRegarding the last question. Can you give me a source where it is said any Brigadier or of similar rank of any disputed area of Pakistan has visited China? natural thing. If India solves its territorial issues with China and Pakistan, then Indian defense attaches visiting China and Pakistan on a regular basis will also be seen.
Thats exactly my point, Kashmir valley is NOT claimed by China....
So how is it China's business to get involved in the Kashmir issue?
Its like India involving itself in the Taiwan issue.....India has no business there....Nor does China in Kashmir....so your point is irrelevant
Whether India and Pakistan solve their issues should be of no concern to China, nor should it affect Indo-China relations
Regarding the last question. Can you give me a source where it is said any Brigadier or of similar rank of any disputed area of Pakistan has visited China?[/
You mentioned that China has created this problem due to the "disputed" nature of Kashmir....
But the point is, except for in the case of India, China has not bothered to investigate the same regarding Pakistani Generals that have visited China....why this hypocrisy?
So basically, the "disputed area" bogey is nothing more than BS....more like a message to stick it to India...simple as that