New Delhi: In the strong rebuttal of the recent Chinese actions, India on Thursday slammed Beijing to rename places in Arunachal Pradesh, saying instead of these antics, he had to solve problems in the West Lac, and also said That the construction of the construction of the PLA bridge was more than Pangong Tso, East Lac, was being monitored to ensure safe Indian security interests.
Asking Beijing to focus on solving deadlocks in the remaining areas in LAC along the west sector, the government also described a letter by a Chinese diplomat with Indian lawmakers who expressed their reservation on Tibetan related events as inappropriate, clear red laps for the Chinese government.
India asked Beijing not to perquest further situation with “hyping” normal activities by parliamentarians in “vibrant democracy”.
In his first reaction to the issue of the Pangong Bridge, the government said India remained committed to improving border infrastructure and providing logistical support to the armed forces.
“Calling Titing as a Doudeng or Siyom River as Xiyuuuku or even Kibithu because it doesn’t change the fact that Arunachal Pradesh always and will always remain a part that cannot be revoked from India,” said Spokesman MEA Arindam Bagchi, added that Chinese exercise was ridiculous and intended to support territorial claims that cannot be maintained.
“We hope that instead of being involved in antics like China will work constructively with us to complete friction points circulating in areas throughout the West Sector Lac in the Indian-China border area,” he added.
Asked about the pictures of Chinese soldiers stretching the Chinese flag in Galwan Valley, the official said the Indian media had released images that contradict the claims made by Chinese media.
In reports on bridges built by China at Lake Pangong, this official said in areas that have been carried out in areas that have been carried out are under illegal occupation by China for 60 years now.
“As you realize, India has never received illegal work like that,” he said.
Separately, further officials added, India has taken all the necessary steps to ensure that its security interests.
Fully protected.
“As part of this effort, the government too, in the past seven years, has significantly increased by the budget for the development of border infrastructure and resolving more roads and bridges from before.
This has provided very needed connectivity for local populations and logistical support for the armed forces.
The government remains committed to this purpose, “he said.
Asked about reports that political counselors at the Chinese Embassy wrote a letter to members of their participation in an event about Tibet, the official said the substance, tone and tenor of the letter was inappropriate.
“The Chinese side must note that India is a vibrant democracy and members of the Hon’ble parliament, as a representative of the people, carry out activities according to their views and beliefs,” he said.
“We hope that China refrains from normal activities by respectable parliamentarians and complicates the situation in our bilateral relations,” Bagchi added.