Lets cooperate and do not confront each other China tells India amid Border Tension

India-China | China, which often adds fuel to the fire in the case of border disputes, has sung peace and dialogue this time. On the one hand, Dragon is doing exercises by deploying Chinese fighter jets in its front near eastern Ladakh and on the other hand is appealing to India to cooperate in resolving the issue of border dispute. Actually, the trickster China has said that India and China should cooperate, not fight with each other. The Chinese ambassador to India said that differences on the border should be resolved through consultation and dialogue. Remarking that the Sino-India border dispute is a legacy of history, Chinese Ambassador Sun Weidong said that the boundary question should be placed at the right place in the bilateral relations between the two countries.

Sun Weidong said that differences between countries are normal. The border dispute is a legacy of history and should be placed in the right place in bilateral relations. He further said that Beijing believes in resolving border disputes through dialogue and consultation. At the same time, our determination to safeguard national sovereignty, security and development interests remains unwavering. China and India should respect each other, treat each other equally, engage in dialogue and consultation, and properly settle their differences to find a solution acceptable to both sides.

In an online discussion with Indian youth leaders on Tuesday, Chinese Ambassador Sun said that China and India should cooperate and not face each other and focus on tackling the pandemic and reviving the economy. Ambassador Sun's remarks come in the backdrop of the ongoing border conflict along the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh.

It is worth noting here that India has repeatedly stated in recent months that only complete disengagement at all friction points on the LAC and peace in the border areas can normalize ties in trade and investment. Particularly in the context of Beijing's repeated statements that the boundary question should be put in its rightful place. Speaking to External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar in late February, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi had similarly said that the border dispute between India and China is a reality, it should be taken seriously, but also in an appropriate situation in bilateral relations. should be kept. However, India had made it clear that business with Beijing cannot be normal unless the border dispute issue is resolved and there is complete disengagement.

Let us tell you that there was a situation of confrontation in four areas on the LAC. Most of these conflicts were in the Pangong Lake area. But apart from this, the armies are also face to face in Depsang. However, there was no change in the status quo during the confrontation. While the forces in Gogra and Hot Spring have retreated slightly earlier, the situation in these areas is yet to be restored before May 2020. That is to say, the way has been cleared to restore the former position in Pangong. But there will be rounds of talks on the remaining three areas.