WASHINGTON: Chinese President Xi Jinping visited Tibet last week was a threat to India, an influential US parliament member said, accusing the administration of Joe Biden did not do enough to stop China “March”.
XI on Wednesday made a three-day trip without notice to Nyingchi in Tibet, close to the border with Arunachal Pradesh.
XI, who is also the Secretary General of the Chinese Communist Party, met with high-ranking Tibetan military command officials and reviewed the development project in the region.
In an interview for Fox News, Republic of Congressman Devin Nunes said: “Only last week, you have XI Jinping, a Chinese dictator, on the border with India, in Tibet, claiming to win.
This is the first time in 30 years, I believe, that A Chinese dictator has been to Tibet, and also threatens India, more than a billion people also nuclear power; threatens India that he will build a large water project, maybe cut water to India.
“During his visit to Nyingchi, XI visited the Nyang River Bridge to check Ecological preservation at the Brahmaputra river basin, called Yarlung Zangbo in Tibetan.
China this year approved a plan to build a large dam on the Brahmaputra River during the current five-year plan, which raises concerns in Riparian and Bangladeshi Riparian countries.
“So, no matter what you installed into the propaganda machine, you can build all the narratives you want here in Washington, DC, but then there is a reality.
The reality is that the Chinese in March, and (President Joe) Biden administration let They do whatever they want, “said Nunes.
A senior republic of the House of Representatives represented the 42nd California Congress Regency, the Nunes was the Chairman of the Power House Intelligence Committee from 2015 to 2019.
XI to Tibet’s visit occurred in the midst of the Indian-Chinese military tension at the East Ladakh.
India and China have been locked in military deadlocks at several friction points in East Ladakh since the beginning of last year.
China claims Arunachal Pradesh as part of South Tibet, which is strongly rejected by India.
Indian-China border disputes include the actual control line of 3,488 km (LAC).
China was accused of suppressing cultural and religious freedom in Tibet.
, China has rejected the accusation.
Since becoming president in 2013, XI has pursued firm policies to improve Tibetan security control.
Beijing has taken action against Buddhi.
T monk and Dalai Lama’s followers, who despite their seclusion remains a spiritual leader who is widely admired in the Himalayas long-distance region.