Not only Galvan-Pengong, China and India also face to face with these 8 points
The boundary dispute between India and China is almost 6 decades old. India always took the initiative to resolve this, but China never did this on its behalf. Sometimes Ladakh, sometimes Aksai Chin, sometimes Tibet and sometimes Doklam and Sikkam. China does not desist from violating the ground border from all sides. For this reason, since May till now, there has been a tense situation between China and India on the border dispute.
There have been disputes between China and India regarding infiltration, because every country views the border from its perspective. There is no agreement between the two countries till date. The Line of Actual Control (LAC) between India and China is not clear in many areas. For this reason, a situation of tension arises in both countries. Let us know which are the 8 important points or geographical locations between India and China, about which the dispute between the two continues.
Wrangling of Tibet: Tibet used to be a catalyst between India and China, politically and geographically. China removed it in 1950. India has recognized Tibet, but on the pretext of Tibetan refugees, China continues to act on this issue occasionally.
Other border roads including Aksai Chin Road: China is continuously constructing construction by constructing Aksai Chin Road and many such roads in Ladakh region. Because of this, the atmosphere of tension remains. China is also reluctant to consider Jammu and Kashmir as a part of India, but it has no objection to considering Pakistan-occupied Kashmir as part of Pakistan. This is also a big reason for the ruckus.
34 km long disputed border: There is no clarity on the border of 3488 km between the two countries. China does not want to resolve the border dispute on purpose. He uses the border dispute from time to time to pressure India. There are often fight fights between the soldiers of India and China regarding this border. Many times soldiers are also injured.
Claim on Arunachal Pradesh: China claims its claim on the whole of Arunachal. China strongly opposed taking a loan from Asia Development Bank for a hydropower project in Arunachal. China gives stapled visas to the residents of Arunachal to be disputed. So that the people there can come to China. Many times, on the border of Arunachal, Chinese soldiers along with Indian soldiers are indecent.
China’s attitude towards Brahmaputra river: China’s attitude towards Brahmaputra river has never been good. He is building several dams on this river. He wants to take his water through canals to areas of North China. Keeping in mind the possibility of this issue becoming a big controversy in the future, India has been raising this issue in bilateral talks.
Increasing Chinese activities in Indian Ocean: China has been increasing its activities in Indian Ocean since last few years. It is working on a strategy to surround India by launching projects in partnership with Pakistan, Myanmar, Sri Lanka and Maldives. This will give him access around India.
China’s ongoing work on PoK: China is doing many development activities in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK) and Gilgit Baltistan. The dam is being built. Is making roads. Former army chief VK Singh himself said that three to four thousand Chinese are employed in these areas, including the soldiers of the People’s Liberation Army of China.
Unrest in South Asia from South China Sea: China wants to establish its dominance in the South China Sea. So that it can meet its energy needs. Here he is facing challenges from Vietnam, Japan and the Philippines. A few years ago, he warned Indian companies involved in Vietnam’s two oil block projects to stay away from the South China Sea. Apart from this, China always performs military drill in this area. Because of which there is always an atmosphere of fear in the countries of this region.
