National Security: What is happening at Indo-China front at Line of Actual Control?

Tawang clash which took place just two days ago at Line of Actual Control, where Indian Army soldiers sustained minor injuries. The chinese troop also sustained minor injuries. But in this minor injuries, there has been a major upheaval on the borders regarding the national security. Since, 2016, China has been creating trouble India. The clash took place in Yangtse, which is located around about 25 km from Tawang.

Tawang located at the Line of Actual Control also known as Mcmohan Line is located in Arunachal Pradesh of North-East India. China claims India’s Northeastern state of Arunachal Pradesh and refers to the region as South Tibet or Zangnan. As per China claims, that Arunachal Pradesh’s historical ties Tibet that Tawang monastery in Arunachal Pradesh and the Lhasa Monastery and since the later is part of Tibet and is part of monastry, all of it should be part of China.

The clash took place, but India was ready to tackle the clash. Around 15 Indian soldiers were injured in the clashes.

Today, while the winter session resumed, the clash was discussed in the Lok Sabha, where the BJP ruled central government was blamed. taking it to an conclusion, defence minister Rajnath Singh showed confidence in Indian Army. After the session resumed, defense minister Rajnath Singh gave an official statement in Lok Sabha that the Chinese side has been asked to refrain from such actions, maintain peace, and tranquility along the border.

Also the G20 summit…

India prepares for a meeting under its G20 presidency that will be crucial to securing the interests of developing countries, officials are taking heart from the country’s ability to act as a bridge at a time of divisions within the grouping of the world’s largest economies. Modi asked its members to project a responsible face to the world in the months leading up to the next G-20 leaders’ summit in September 2023.

But China dominates Asia, Africa and Latin America with its economic power. Last week, Chinese President Xi Jinping hailed a new era in his country’s relationship with Gulf nations as he met Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman in Riyadh. According to Xi, China and the Gulf countries respect each other’s history and cultural traditions.

The question is who is actually going to support India, if the country is in clash with China…will there be a rogue play?