India rejects China's demand for military withdrawal again -

New Delhi: It is reported that while the state of the Chinese soldiers is becoming pitiable, due to increasing winter in Ladakh, China has once again proposed military withdrawal to India. But as per sources India with a resolve not to offer another opportunity of betrayal, to China, has rejected the Chinese proposal. Therefore, to increase pressure on India, China has initiated massive construction work in the Aksai Chin region. Therefore, it is once again being exposed that although China is speaking the language to establish peace on the Line of Actual Control (LAC), China has not given up its evil intentions of betraying India.

US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, said that China has deployed nearly 60,000 soldiers on the LAC in Ladakh. China also made an effort to threaten India by bringing advanced weaponry and defence equipment on the border. But India disenchanted China with an equivalent deployment. India is repeatedly warning China that the Indian Army and Airforce are ready to face any eventuality on the LAC from Ladakh to Arunachal Pradesh. Against this background, China is repeatedly demanding that India withdrew from the region. Especially, the hills acquired by the Indian Army, on the night of 29th-30th August, came as a major shock for China. Indian Army is in a dominant position in this area. The Chinese Army has failed to make the Indian Army withdraw, despite various attempts. But the Indian stand is that China should accept the proposal for complete military withdrawal, without making such demands. But China is not prepared for this. But, the winter in Ladakh seems to be taking its toll on the Chinese soldiers. Therefore, China is desperately trying to maintain its military presence in this region. China has started massive construction activity in the Aksai Chin region, a few kilometres from this area. This is also a part of the Chinese war strategy.

Seven rounds of talks have been held between the military officials from both countries. Nothing positive has emerged from these talks. Analysts, the world over, have inferred that China has made a blunder by intruding into the Indian territory and carrying out the attack in the Galwan Valley. China also has realised its mistake and is now only vying to save its pride, in the border dispute. But today, India is not in a state of mind to give such an opportunity to China. There is a wave of anger against China, in India and this has reflected in the policies of the Indian government, too. The Indian government has started a spate of aggressive decisions against China. India has also taken an active stand, to increase cooperation with other countries, against China.