Video of Chinese and Indian troops clash

[nair]

My point is that China does not see the area as disputed, so we can't ask for permission before building there. Otherwise we will recognize it as disputed.

Lol... Which party will dispute the land which it holds???? We are not kids here

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

Lol... Which party will dispute the land which it holds???? We are not kids here

So, what do you think China should do then?

 

[Baba Google]

that flying kick man at -0:24

 

[nair]

So, what do you think China should do then?

Stop the construction of road.... That's all....

 

[Kiss_of_the_Dragon]

i can see traumatized in your comment, i am sure it's PLA who fall down in the video

share your traumatized comment with with @Kal Muah over the sad reality that Indian army with be once the deadline is set

 

[nair]

Btw: Anyone here could make out which is Indian side and which is Chinese in this video?

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

Stop the construction of road.... That's all....

That is unfair, why should China stop road construction in territory we recognize as our own, to serve the interests of a rival nation (India)?

Would India do that in AP? Or Indian-administered Kashmir?

 

[Water Car Engineer]

The villagers were told to leave, because it was about to be too funny.

 

[doe33]

That is been expected from an India to yelling this every day " come to fight us if you dare...if you have ball", and I'm not the one who keep recycling about the deadline...LMAO

LeL you are defining yourself you ignorant.
You are despo enough to make racist videos to mock same Indian soldiers who are not letting you build roads on your so called territory for two months.Your media is sponsoring daily warnings,running fake propagandas.Now you are talking about moral authority?
India has already made it's stance clear & now it's suppose to be your turn.
Rather you are busy mortifying yourself.Never know China would dethaw to this extent.Even your cheer leaders are enormously disappointed although they pretend not to be.

 

[nair]

That is unfair, why should China stop road construction in territory we recognize as our own, to serve the interests of a rival nation (India)?

Would India do that in AP? Or Indian-administered Kashmir?

It is not CPEC where you constructed a highway on a disputed land.....Things are clear....No more hanky pankys .. .. Ball is in the court of Chinese.. .. and I believe not 1 bullet Will be fired (to the disappointment of the many here) and winter will settle the dispute....

 

[Gurjot.S]

Chinese want to escalate or they want india to fire first shot so that they can label india as aggressor. India cant defend at every point along LAC as we dun have proper infrastructure every where. So india must choose its own target inside Tibet and invade it.

In this video, guys on the right are indians. Indian are generally taller than chinese.

 

[Chellam]

share your traumatized comment with with @Kal Muah over the sad reality that Indian army with be once the deadline is set

set the dead line first,
you can't even Denied India Question, why there was 24 round of talk between Bhutan and china to settle the Doklam area and why signed in agreement that there will not be any status co change unilateral

then how are you guys going to set the Dead line with out even base line, just your map is not enough Because your map always evolve when ever you want

now a days your Media and your comments are making fun of the day,

 

[Kiss_of_the_Dragon]

China and India is tightly linked in many field / trade. Cant imagine the aftermaths.
You cannot point a winner in this war... Once after the spark war will digest the whole trade, diplomacy and there starts the era of cold war between China n India.
If the USA is really interested in this war in order to keep its supremacy over china, it will keep the fire burning for long time. India and USA will become more collaborating than before.

At this point, you think China is really care, China is certainly not the only one to lose probably US and Japan will be the winners but certainly not India. Your government has always assume that China stand to lose more if we don't comply to India demand and India can very well tilt toward US which will be very bad for China, this kind of black mail is over.

In 1962 war did we care more about Chini-India Bhai Bhai when we made the final decision to enter to war? India sure can test our patient and limit but once it cross our red line, we will careless about trade, friendship, cooperation or mutual interest, we will only want to make sure India know what we stand for, with the size of China's economy we can withstand more economy lost than India.

 

[Robinhood Pandey]

Btw: Anyone here could make out which is Indian side and which is Chinese in this video?

left one are the Chinese . .right one are Indians !

The one who fell down was ours after a stone hit !!

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

It is not CPEC where you constructed a highway in a disputed land.....Things are clear....No more hanky pankys .. .. Ball is in the court of Chinese.. .. and I believe not 1 bullet Will be fired (to the disappointment of the many here) and winter will settle the dispute....

I'm just asking you to look at it from a Chinese point of view. Walking a mile in another person's shoes, this is what empathy is about.

And yes, I have said before that I empathize with India's worry about their Chicken's Neck corridor, and from an Indian point of view, they are right to be concerned. But China and India are NOT friends (which is putting it lightly), so India's concerns about their Chicken's Neck have nothing to do with China, it is not our problem. If we were friendly or even neutral then it might be a concern, but we are not.

From China's point of view, this piece of land in the trijunction is not disputed, so there is no reason to avoid building a road there. And we certainly CAN'T stop building in land that we perceive as our own, to protect the interests of a rival nation (India), that would be ridiculous. Would India stop building in AP or Indian-administered Kashmir to serve China's interests?