New Delhi: India on Wednesday reacted to the new “land boundary law” of China and said Beijing unilateral decisions to bring laws that could have implications for bilateral settings in the border area were a matter of concern.
“We have noted that China has passed the” land boundary law “on October 23, 2021.
The law states that China living by China with the agreement concludes or together accesses its foreign countries about foreign affairs.
This is It also has provisions for reorganizing districts in the border area, “Arinindam Bagchi’s external ministry spokesman said in a statement.
Also read the law of new land borders amid a military deadlock with IndiaAsserting that the integrity of China’s sovereignty and territorial “Sacred and cannot be contested”, the country’s national legislative has adopted a new law on the protection and exploitation of the land border area, which can have bearings Beijing border dispute with India.
The government noted that India and China still have not resolved the boundary question.
“Both parties have agreed to find a fair resolution, reasonable, and mutually accepted the boundary questions through consultation on the same footing.
We also conclude several bilateral agreements, protocols and arrangements to maintain peace and tranquility along the LAC in the Indian border area -Cina in Interim, “Bagchisaid.” Unilateral China’s decision to realize our existing laws in our existing bilateral settings.
In border management and the limit questions become our concern.
Unilateral steps like that will not have pads in the settings that second Sitects have reached before, whether it is in the boundary question or to maintain peace and tranquility along the LAC in the Indian-China border area, “said the government.
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The central response came a few days after China adopted a new land border law in the midst of a military deadlock with India.
The law, which is operational from January 1 next year, stipulates that “the territorial sovereignty and integrity of the People’s Republic of China are Holy and cannot be contested”.
The law also stipulates that the state will take steps to strengthen the border defense, support economic and social development and opening in border areas, improving public services and infrastructure in such fields, encouraging and supporting people’s lives and working there, and promote Coordination between border and social defense, economic development in the border area.