India-China Border Dispute: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said – Everything is not normal between India and China, China has…
New Delhi | India-China Border Dispute : For a long time, there has been a constant state of confusion about the relationship between India and China. In such a situation, now the latest statement of External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar clears things up to a great extent. He has clearly said that relations between India and China are not normal because contrary to the agreements, a large number of soldiers are deployed on the border. After talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, who arrived here on Thursday evening without a pre-scheduled program, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said in a special press conference that he conveyed the spirit of the country to the External Affairs Minister and said that there is peace on the border. Necessary for stable relationships.
Jaishankar conveys national sentiment to Chinese FM Wang Yi; says border peace foundation of stable ties
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A large number of soldiers are stationed on the borders
India-China Border Dispute : The External Affairs Minister said that at present, our relations with China are not normal as a large number of troops are deployed on the borders contrary to the agreements between the two countries between 1993 and 1996. Jaishankar said that as long as such a large number of soldiers are deployed, the situation on the border is not normal. There are still issues of conflict between the two countries. Progress has been made towards resolving some issues, including the issue of the Pegong Lake area. Till now 15 rounds of talks have been held to resolve the issues and today it was discussed how to take the talks forward.
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It is necessary to remove the soldiers…
India-China Border Dispute : S Jaishankar said that in order to reduce the tension along the Line of Actual Control, it is necessary to completely remove the soldiers from the disputed sites. In response to a question, he said that no time frame has been fixed for resolving the situation in the border areas. However, efforts are constantly being made from both sides to reduce these disputes.
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