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Tensions between India and China have not abated in recent times. Rather, it is increasing day by day. This time the tension has increased in Arunachal Pradesh. India has claimed that Beijing has already built three villages in China’s Boom La Pass area on the western border of Arunachal. Satellite images of these villages have already been captured. – Khabar NDTV
Of course, the photographs of the area were taken earlier. Some houses were seen a short distance from Boom La Pass last February. And this time it was seen that three villages have been created at the same time. They have already built all the infrastructure, including the roads. Experts say China is trying to pressure India by building villages. China’s involvement in Arunachal Pradesh is nothing new. They have repeatedly claimed Arunachal as their own. A few months ago, the Chinese army kidnapped some young Indians in their own country. Later, of course, they were returned. Recently, China has also occupied large areas of Nepal and Bhutan on the border with India. Chinese troops have built several buildings there. China is alleged to have even deployed missiles at various locations along the border with Indochina.
India is now the only hope for rice as the supply of rice from Thailand and Vietnam has declined due to the Corona situation. But, by the way, this business transaction is taking place at a time when the issue between India and China on the Ladakh border has yet to be resolved. The US Congressional Commission has claimed in a recent report that the clash with Indian troops in Galway on June 15 was likely a premeditated conspiracy by China. India has also blamed China for the Galwan clashes more than once. India’s position has been strengthened this time, as the US report also points in the same direction. But China has no problem with that. On the one hand they are buying rice from India, on the other hand they are also assuring India to build a dam on the Yarlong Jangbo, the Brahmaputra river in Assam.
On Wednesday, Chinese embassy spokesman Ji Rong said China was considering building a dam on the lower reaches of the Yarlong River. From the source of Tibet, this river flows into Arunachal Pradesh as Xiang and into Assam as Brahmaputra. As a result, New Delhi feared that northeastern Indian states would face water shortages if China built a dam for its part to generate hydroelectric power.
But China has assured that measures will be taken in the interest of all countries. Meanwhile, diplomatic experts fear that relations between the two countries will worsen with the construction of three towns on the Arunachal border.
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