New Delhi: Congress on Saturday searched for apologies from Prime Minister Narendra Modi and asked him to “pull” his “Chit Chit” to China that no one entered the Indian region while citing the Pentagon report who claimed that China had entered 4.5 km Arunachal Pradesh.
Pawan Khera Congress spokesman said the Prime Minister must provide answers and provide deadlines when there will be status quo ante on April 2020 on all our borders with China.
The request came after the Congress cited the Pentagon report.
Khera said China’s intrusion has now been confirmed by the Pentagon to the US Congress in its annual report.
The villages cross the border is a double use that not only has a civilian population but acts as a Canton for Chinese soldiers.
He said in June 2020, MP BJP in Arunachal Pradesh Tapir Gao had written to Prime Minister and the Interior Minister warned them to violations made by China to the Indian region.
Khera said the Prime Minister and the Minister of Home Affairs denied violations and had been 17 months since Modi gave “Chit Chit” to China.
“Clean chit is a dark chapter in our history because it is used by China throughout the world.
China was accompanied by this clean chit, not only in Arunachal Pradesh and Ladakh but also in Uttarakhand, where PLA entered and destroyed our infrastructure,” he said to reporters.
“This is a very serious problem.
Prime Minister must attract the clean chit given to China and provide a deadline to the nation and tell when the status-quo ante in April 2020 will be restored on all of our borders with China, whether it is dependent, water source Gorry’s heat, Daulat begged Oldie or Arunachal Pradesh, “he said.
Khera said, “We need answers, we need a deadline, we need a date and we need an apology for misleading the world that has not entered our territory.” Indian and Chinese troops have been in the eyeball-to-eyeball situation in East Ladakh since April 2020 and even entered the bloody clash where many soldiers were killed
Pentagon report: Congress asked PM to ‘attract chit chit’ to China, apologize
