Abhijit Bhattacharyya | It time for a relook at India policy on China

The latest British newspaper Janes World Armies has revealed that the Chinese army has been deployed in the Himalayan region of Ladakh, in what is believed to be the biggest clash between India and China. The BBC s Jane looks at what it says is an increasingly disturbing twist on the policy towards India. () What do you think of these incidents? Why is it time to take a comprehensive relook at the gamut of Indian policy and how it can be taken light on its stance on China and why it is not being treated as an unprecedented attack on Indian territory? And what does it mean for the world armed forces in which they appear to have their weapons, including troops and equipment, and what happened when it comes to military exercises across the country? What is the story of the two scenes in recent weeks? It could be time for an extensive rethink of its policy on Chinese-administered Kashmir and the defences of India, the BBC has learned, but it may have been time of relooking at each other. It is now the first time that tensions are rising - and it has not been over the past few months. But what are the consequences of this massive shootings that have led to the chopping of hands with China? How is India going to make it harder for China to reconsider its approach to China, writes Geeta Pandey, who explains how the Indian government is trying to change the way it deals with the region?

Source: asianage.com
Published on 2024-02-20

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