‘Imposing Political Costs On China Works Better Than Militarising LAC’

NEW DELHI: A year after the Galwan clash distrust between India and China has resulted in both sides have increased troop presence along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh. That means India needs acclimatized reserves, the financial implications of which may be difficult to sustain over a long period of time, says Lt Gen Rakesh Sharma (Retd), former commander of 14 Corps. Speaking to StratNews Global Editor-in-Chief Nitin A. Gokhale, Gen. Sharma said India needs to revisit doctrines of the past and prepare itself for a new character of war. Arzan Tarapore, South Asia Research Scholar at Stanford University, who joined in the conversation, said China may be better positioned to absorb the financial costs of maintaining an increased military presence along the LAC but India would do well to impose political costs on China.
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[@anandd1976]

Sir, our basic flaw is , we don't have long term China or Pakistan policy.. we are inconsistent when it comes to dealing with neighbors.. the party which succeds alters the policy (doctrine) of predessors.. Nehru had different Doctrine, Indira Gandhi had different, in between there was no policy.. now atleast we have some , but never know how much it will last ?

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force LOL we have a strong policy that's why we defeated your country Pakistan 4 times and kicked your Abbu Cryna in Galwan last year 🤪🤪🤣🤣🤣😛😛😛🖕🖕🖕

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force chal nikal Yaha se Pakistani Chakke 😂😂😂😜🤣😜

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force but your Pakistan doesn't have any policy that's why it's a begging bowl 🤪🤪🤣😛😛😛🖕🖕

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force here comes the sadakchaap Pakistani Chakka as usual 😂😜🤣😜

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force your A-mmi is sitting without any work in Hira Mandi Lahore 🐖😋😋😂😂

[@Gaurav-zz7yp]

The short term(5 yrs) and long term solution is to involve the private sector in defense manufacturing in a big way. The start has been made but a lot needs to be done to push this sector fast esp in intelligent weapon systems .

[@MaTara01]

Some points that I think are important to consider for geopolitical analysts are : 1) For the average Indian, Galwan is not just a border skirmish, but a betrayal of trust of the highest order. Indians (post - Independence) do not take such things lightly - never have & never will. Many Indian soldiers are killed by Pakistani firing along the LOC every year, but the average Indian hardly gets worked up in the manner that they did after the Galwan incident. I remember in the initial days post Galwan , every news anchor /strategic experts /intellectuals/authors like Chetan Bhagat etc advised against taking a hard stand against China. Even BJP supporters like Rizwan Ahmed etc were saying that China should not be boycotted because obviously, of India's dependency on China in stocking up kirana shops to phone manufacturing companies and everything in between. The assumption was that we will lose against China. It was Indian people who were absolutely indignant by the reaction of the experts and demanding a response against China, that initiated the Modi government to ban Chinese apps etc. So basically, Galwan has made a lot of Indians far more patriotic & engaged than they have ever been, which is a very good thing. A vigilant public is a valuable asset to a democracy. 2) While there is a lot made about China's military strength, viz a viz India, the thing to remember is that it isn't the dog in the fight, but the fight in the dog that matters. While India might be the underdog, but it is more than capable of taking the fight to China. Indian strategists should concentrate on China's Achilles heel in all spheres and draw up action plans to target it. 3) For various reasons, the English broadcasters in the West & in India are unwilling to talk up India's achievements as a multi - cultural, multi - ethnic, multi - religious democracy, that has significantly reduced poverty, illiteracy, infant mortality etc, since its independence. In spite of the apparent permanent chaos that is constantly highlighted, the idea of India as a nation, culture and civilisation is fundamentally strong among Indians and is getting stronger because Indian youth are far more open minded and less prejudiced than previous generations. China rules it's population by fear, India does not need to. 4) While defence investment in all sectors is of paramount importance, one should not overrule the power of the rank outsider like The Seeker, the anonymous member of DRASTIC, who has played a key role in unearthing key evidence regarding the possibility of Covid - 19 virus being created in the lab at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, thereby resulting in Biden asking the secret service to investigate the matter and calling on China to be more transparent. Indians like The Seeker are as powerful in causing China embarrassment and loss of face, as are the Indian soldiers who died fighting in Galwan. Every Indian blogger, cartoonist, commentator who is calling China out is inflicting a cost on China's brand image and every Indian who refuses to buy a Made in China / PRC is hurting its economy. The Indian government needs to be totally clear eyed and be very hard nosed about China. The world has made the mistake of letting China grow too big for its own good & now it poses a threat to its own people and the whole world.

[@dharma7766]

Well said brother...

[@MaTara01]

@@dharma7766 I am a woman.

[@jamesfallon9758]

@@MaTara01 well said woman.

[@MaTara01]

@@jamesfallon9758 thanks man!

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@@MaTara01 maybe Metalus Zorax sadakchaap Pakistani should read your analysis rather than Koran to understand Geopolitics better 🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍😂😂

[@Nowbugh]

Gen Rakesh Sharma is one of the best persons to speak on strategic issues related to China. Would like to listen from him more often

[@krishnar3493]

True, he is excellent.

[@physicsonline8853]

Thank you for a sober and thoughtful analysis of the current India-China relationship made by two very competent analysts.

[@jaibholenath8665]

Can anyone educate me as to why Imposing Political Costs & Militarising LAC are mutually exclusive sets & why both can't be pursued simultaneously?

[@rey1sri60]

True, those are like weighted tactics in an overall strategy. But we need to remember that they all depend on each other. For example, If no dependency in the Indian gargantuan market, threshold for PLA military actions becomes much lower.

[@nilnull5457]

Economic and political warfare against china is a long-lasting campaign with a more permanent solution while militarizing the LAC is a short-term campaign to stop chinese advance on the LAC.

[@sanjaykulkarni3533]

Very informed talk. Galwan a year later has clearly indicated that Chinese are not going to disengage and hence expect no deescalation of tension along the LAC, infact we have to be extra vigilant not to be surprised and instead be ready to incur a heavy cost on China for any attempted misadventure. Teach China a Lesson by showing that every Indian is a Soldier.

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force but we Indians broke your cuntry Pakistan in reality in 1971 war 😋😅😅😅🤪🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force Chynese plastic satellites and radar fall off from sky just like it crashed in Indian Ocean last month, Chyna can't detect anything 😅🤪🤣🤣🤣🤣😜😂

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force but we already killed your Abbu in Balakot 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 forgot so easily Chakke ?😂😂😜😂

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force chal nikal Yaha se Pakistani Chakke 😂😂😂😂😜🤣

[@rajendrabhatt8738]

India should concentrate on strengthening army and air force.....as naval needs will be taken care by our active JOINT participation in QUAD.

[@rakadus]

Navy is critical. Remember that East India Company came by sea. The sea as a theatre of contest is vital even today for 90% of economic activity.

[@ashishkumarsarma5359]

A huge leap on my knowledge about India China conflict. Thank you very much for the informative discussion.

[@anirrbunbanerjee5718]

Nice discussion! Very informative and both the speakers have clearly brought out the various dynamics that are into play which usually are not discussed otherwise in main stream media.

[@Swasti_Rao]

Outstanding remarks by tarapore . Sheer brilliance . This is a level not usually witnessed in Indian strategic thinking .

[@anjanghosh52]

Perfect assessment for our future perspective.

[@gauravaggarwal9589]

A very enriching discussion. .great piece

[@MrRajenkiwi]

Good moderation Nitin as always.

[@yasuynnuf1947]

Very thoughtful discussion. thank you.

[@subhadipojha277]

Well said arzan sir🙏

[@sumana-suman]

CHINA 🇨🇳 from the beginning used its extremely aggressive territorial claims as a clever diplomatic tactic to keep constant pressure on India 🇮🇳. Unfortunately India never reciprocated the same on China by strongly pushing for Aksai Chin as own territory.

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force get some food and loans first Pakistani Chakke 😂😂😂😜😂🤣😂

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force do you remember 1971 war where you surrendered without fighting😂😂😅😅😋

[@santoshkumarbabar7215]

Best insights Thanks 👍

[@dharma7766]

As an ordinary Indian... If indian government has no money to fund the Indian forces than I say to the government... Ask the support of Indians. We will fund the forces from our pockets. 1 billion people can do that... Don't wait until India is strategically over run before appealing to the people...

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force yeah, Pakistani like you don't have money to buy your next meal 😜😜🤣🤣😅😂😂🖕🖕🖕

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force chal nikal Yaha se Pakistani Chakke 😂😂😜🤣😂😅😝

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force first you worry about buying flour and rice for your poor mom sitting in Hira Mandi Lahore 😅😂😅🤣😜🤪😋😋😜😅😂😂😜🤪

[@anilnitrkl]

thequality of info and discussion on this channel is unparallel , guys do try to contribute for such channel

[@subhadipojha277]

Nice discussion

[@elimccain1728]

Our brave soldiers took all batons at their backside, lost land but let us learn a message that in war we shouldn't go unprepared. Salute to brave heart who jumped in cold water that night to save their lives.

[@ElonTusk889]

Very good discussion...Arzan summarised political costs quite well...i never saw it that way

[@Tintin-gv9ir]

Long term solution for us both in north and west front is get Tibet free and separate Pakistan from china .Plus Indian Army sitting in Tibet and China border

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force LOL chal nikal Yaha se Pakistani Chakke 😂😂😜🤣😂😅😝

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force and who are you? ISI ka Hizda impotent troll 😂🤪🤪😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force and who are you ? Hira Mandi Lahore product 🤪😂😂🤣😂

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force and who are you ? 6 days old Bhikaristani Hizda troll 🤣🤣🤣👉🍼🍅

[@anirrbunbanerjee5718]

One small observation, could be I'm wrong but Gen.Rakesh is seen hanging Chinese star lights in the back drop...which can be read differently by different people.

[@boseaniirban]

Such a deep and fresh perspective on the imperative need of change in doctrines keeping in mind the future wars and changed rules of engagement. Thanks @StratNewsGlobal for this conversation. Tributes to the braveheasrts of Galwan!

[@MrRajenkiwi]

Tarapore , a snigger , was it in response to Nitins perspective on seas defence.

[@jamescaffrey7869]

CYBER SECURITY IS THE REAL WAR ZONE OF OUR TIMES. i am surprised India still lacks this capability even with its big and strong IT industry and a great talent pool of software engineers. I hope Modi government focusses on this and invests more money into this area.

[@vivekbalachander7858]

There is very less investment by the government in cyber security.

[@user-ll9uu6nz9t]

James, our IT industry is only good for begging H1B visas outside US embassy. Our government wont invest sh**. We will face another intrusion and brave forces of my motherland will bear the cost. Politicians of my country has always been a let down for common masses and the defense forces. Plagued with over population and resources that are less than quarter to sustain and educate them, my country is Fckd! We have missed the bus

[@sarathy2007totadri]

An excellent and a more nuanced discussion, than the review one bcast earlier. I think we will be visiting this discussion in the very near future . Say end July. Dragon is heading into its Delusional storms. Will learn hard.

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force chal nikal Yaha se Bhikaristani Hizde 😂🤪🤪😂👉🍼

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force can't you read simple English Pakistani Chakke ? Or is it hard for your to digest reality of your Abbu Chyna decaying 🖕🤪🤪🤣😂😂😋

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force the entire world knows your Abbu Chyna is decaying and rotting 🤣🤣🤪🤪🤪🖕🖕🖕

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤪🖕🖕🖕👉👉🐖🐖🐖🐽🐷🐷😋😋😅😅

[@sarathy2007totadri]

@AllSidesOfTheForce 👎👎 Vinasa Kaale Vipareetha Buddhi. 👈 "Kuch kashtian kinaron me hi doob jaati hain." Waqt haqeeqat ko bayan karega !

[@northbynortheast5172]

Boils down to exactly what Mr. Praveen Sawhney says.

[@ghkhellfire007]

Perfect vision

[@shreepanicker]

Ideally it should be politico-economic sanctions. But whatever the costs proposed, there must be consistency of approach. Given the mindsets of India's self-seeking champions of democracy, some of whom have even signed secret accords with the Chinese, doubt whether we will be able to make much progress. Unless we have a thorough purge within the country, wherein anti-national/pro-enemy actors are weeded out completely from the polity, and rendered completely neutralised. Until then all other efforts will fall flat on their face

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

👍👍

[@rohitagarwal5293]

👌👌👌

[@kickchineseassguys6137]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@MrRajenkiwi]

What did india trade in for kailash heights? Nil.

[@Govindan7]

This Govt has an entirely different Strategy. The Geoploliticiens line of thinking is different. Increasing the defence budget will not help to win a war. In the past, the Islamic invasion came through the passes in the Himalayas. Our rulers neglected Passes and this was continued till 1962. The Indian rulers had enough opportunities to safeguard the Passes after the invasion of Alexander the Great. Now the Chinese Army is looking after the passes. Before the Chinese attack, the entire area including the Passes was no man's land. Let the Chinese be there in the inhospitable terrain bringing everything from Tibet crossing the Himalayas using treacherous roads. The Himalayas constitute an imposing crescent-shaped mountain range extending over 2500 km from the south of the Indus Valley beyond Nanga Parbat in the west to Namcha Barwa in the east. The range varies in width from 350 km in the west to 150 km in the east. So the Indian Govt army is not worried about the Chinese presence. Otherwise, the Indian Govt has to deploy troops to guard the Passes. There are 27 Passes in the Himalayas.

[@mehtapramod23]

WE SHOULD INVEST HEAVILY ON DAULAT BEG OLDI FOR TOURISM

[@sreedhar8106]

this is how we need to rework and make our citizens aware of OUR land, when a society experinces ownership on certain land, Govts are forced to defend them.

[@craigkdillon]

Don't have time to watch the video, yet. But, the assertion of the title I disagree with. China's behavior shows there is a disconnect between its military and its diplomats. Imposing political costs for its military adventurism does not give an adequate response to the right people. The military goes unaffected. I agree that political penalties, and trade penalties should be imposed on China. But, that is not enough. IF India does NOT build up its capability on the LAC, then China's military will see India as weak. I do not think they factor political and trade costs in their calculus. India's build up, primarily must be visual. One can build ability that is not very visible, and not visually imposing. Such a build up will not impress China. They are not very bright regarding military factors. You have to parade your might in front of them, like they were children. Otherwise, they will not believe you have power. They are all brainwashed, with stunted minds. Listening, I can tell Indians have nuanced minds with a nuanced view of the world. That is your problem. A nuanced mind has difficulty dealing with and understanding simple minds. That is one reason I have so much trouble with Trump supporters. India's leaders will have trouble with China. (However, the reverse is NOT true. The simple mind has no way to understand the nuanced mind.) That is also why India will easily deal with China. Without hardly lifting a finger, India allowed China to make fools of themselves on the Galway incident. Future events will go the same way, I expect.

[@chandrakantsharma6277]

Sir I believe that we should try to know much more about weaknesses of China as we know about pak almost every thing. The more knowledge we will have our strategy will be better against China. We must have specail universities for strategic thinkers and internal a d external security studies . Thank you

[@-vajradatta-8359]

What Tarapore says is a political cost is actually economic cost. China doesn't care about political costs but economic costs threaten to unseat the CPC. When we are importing everything from baltis to chappals from China, let alone phones, TVs, computers, we have a lot more room to increase the economic cost while forcing Indian manufactures and the govt to step up, something that both seem to have failed to do for spurious reasons.

[@huke911]

your comment is baseless. India, however, cannot punish China economicly. because China is not dependant on India.

[@akhilreddy8326]

@@huke911 but they r so greedy that they do not want to loose any money.

[@mehtapramod23]

WE SHOULD INVEST HEAVILY ON PENGONG LAKE FOR TOURISM

[@Santosh-te9js]

Arzan saab Who knows the Horse better Jockey or the person who is betting 😀😀😀

[@jimmycc935]

India also abrogated 370 first time in the last 70 years. India must have anticipated some action from China as well as Pakistan. Mr. Shah said in parliament that India will take back Aksai chin.

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force but we already broke your cuntry Pakistan in 1971 war, so that will also happen, just wait and watch 😜😂🤣

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force chal nikal Yaha se Pakistani Chakke 😂😂😜😂😜🤣

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@Noor Alhassan we gave away lands due to our generosity to beggar politicians like Jinnah to live peacefully. But they chose to make enemy with India and that's why we broke Pakistan into 2. Regarding Gilgit and POK it will be taken back by force 😂😂🤪

[@manoharan4103]

But also need to show some force if not they will eat u up

[@MyHumbleOpinion543]

Reduce the heavy expenses incurred in salary and pensions , and invest more in equipments [modernization]. Heavy expenses on salary and pension don't do any good in long term. India has a huge population [ and a lot of jobless youth] so getting personal for defence forces won't be an issue ever . We should Reward and respect bravery [ financially also ], but shouldn't waste heavily on wages .

[@Gaurav-zz7yp]

Boots on the ground are necessary to hold the territory in Ladakh and to stop the chinese from walking in.secondly, while not wanting to be critical,I have noticed that we are asleep till we are given a kick and woken up.Happened in Kargil Happened here against china. I do hope it doesn’t happen anywhere else esp on the seas. Don’t agree with the Mr Tarapore on the funds diversion issue,India has the funds to continue defense preparation and modernisation at the same pace only thing is if the political will is there to allocate the budgets reqd.Also some responsibility should be fixed as to who was responsible for the Kargil fiasco and who was responsible for this chinese one.

[@skg901]

The cost imposed can also be land... India can take back all the lost land of strategic importance...

[@skg901]

@taladuga picpwaspwat Do you mean liberate? India never owned Tibet. China captured Tibet. Tibet used to be a free country.

[@skg901]

@taladuga picpwaspwat no man... May be a small part of Tibet ...yes very long back at times of Kings Kanishka and Vasudeva (not Krishna), Tibet was part of that empire. So was the region currently called as XingYang. They found ancient sanskrit texts in a cave in XingYang region. It is even said that the Tibetians were known as Yakshas in Mahabharata times. However, please understand context. Just before China took over Tibet (with logistical assistance from Calcutta port) Tibet was an still an independant country free from Chinese population. India had just got rid of British colonization but Tibet was a free country for centuries. Also now there are very few Tibetians left in Tibet. China has already relocated and redistributed the Tibetian population within mainland and replaced them with Han Chinese. Tibet is mostly lost to China. However I still feel its possible to recapture important and strategic parts of Tibet and give it back to Tibetians. But China WILL try to recapture it for sure. It'll need a totally new set of planning preparation and huge scale of efforts If Tibet is liberated and given back to Tibetians living in Dharmasala. It sure is posibble but doesn't make financial sense unless Tibet can be opened up to the world as some sort of #1 tourist spot of the world OR the mines are explored and there is sufficient earning from that to atleast maintain enough millitary presence to keep the Chinese out.

[@mehtapramod23]

WE SHOULD INVEST HEAVILY ON ANDMAN NICOBAR FOR TOURISM

[@yetanotheropinion.843]

Much water has flown into Indus River ? Did you mean to say Bhramaputra ?

[@mageswaryponnuthurai6801]

India is world largest democracy, just recognized Taiwan as a independent country . Finish China why India is delaying for.

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force LMAO says a 7 days old troll from Pakistan which lost 4 wars to powerful India 😂😂😜😂🤣🤪🤪🤣

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force chal nikal Yaha se Pakistani Chakke 😂😂😜🤣😂

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force update yourself Jihadi US already said Taiwan is a free country and your Abbu can't do anything 😂😂🤪🤣😂😜😛

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force 👉👉👉🐖🐖🐖🤪🤪🤣🤣😂😜😋

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force you are the real stupid here from begarstan 😂😂😜😋😋🤪🤪

[@MrRajenkiwi]

Lt. Gen scared or is it pre 2014 stance as he was in charge during dynasty time.

[@gspari4840]

I am perceiving turn of things in following way. USA in pak, helps India to take back akshai, get Tibet free, connecting it with cpek which would be jointly controlled by India and pak in their respective territories, to have sea links. Later on Mangoliya and Uighur province in some way will also get access to cpek. Both India and pak will become rich and friendly. Afghan will also be at peace. China will be cut to size. Ultimately peace will prevail over the planet.

[@rakishansh]

10.29 The satellite imagery you have shown are both Indian posts. Don't show misleading information.

[@AbdulRehman-ge2yc]

India is actually paying the price of 370 but they are counting figures . Let them .

[@akhilreddy8326]

20 soliders is a small price when compared to pulwama and regular killings of cops & indian politicians by terrorists sent by u guys 370 reduced a lot of cost that would hav happened if not implemented. Dont worry world looking china very closely now it is not easy for them to do war.

[@suppiahmurugesan8343]

Singapore Chinese antisocial behaviour is controlled by hitting their pockets. Fines are imposed on almost everything to deter bad behaviour. Singapore is known as the "fine" city. India should do the same thing to China. Economic sanctions or threat to impose economic sanctions are far more effective than show of force.

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force but we already did it by banning Huawei and your Abbu Chynese apps, investment, companies, telecom, railway infrastructure etc etc 🤪😜😜😜🖕🖕

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force You mean Chyna is a beggar right ? 🤪🤪😜🤪🤪😂😂😅🖕🖕

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@All Sides Of The Force Chyna is a bootlicker of west you know, so sanctions will hit it most 😂😅😅😅😅🖕🖕😜😜🤣

[@MrRajenkiwi]

He became a soldier n worries about body bags? Jaan denge is a soldiers shout n morale. China internal suppression so they have no issues with bags. Social media suppressed. Discuss rezan la n depchong n chishul.

[@subramanyapadmanabhan1548]

Nehru had over-estimated his capabilities and over self confidant. When 1962 debacle happened he was so much hurt the he do didn't last long. He died shortly afterward in 1964. His daughter was bolder but a woman who thinks differently and took to tact and craft which gave her enough courage to play her cards wisely resulting the PAK problems cut by half. After a vacuum, of 12 yrs, Vajpayee restrained himself and got limited success as he wanted to please all parties by tightrope walking. Again a back to pavilion vacuum which Modi has broken with clever diplomacy and measured force. Undoubtedly he is a phenomenon which must be respected, supported and sustained for a great leap forward with caution and strength. All Modi haters are Jealous and selfish with no love for this great country India to which we all belong and indebted. ,

[@joeybenra]

I DISAGREE 😡 ….. “War” is the ONLY answer. JAIHIND- JAI JAWAN 🇮🇳💪🏿

[@KJ-tq3sm]

#GAYHIND!

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@@KJ-tq3sm chal nikal Yaha se Pakistani Chakke 😂😂😂😜😂

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@@KJ-tq3sm GayAllah 🤣🤣🖕🖕🖕

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@@KJ-tq3sm 🖕🖕👉👉🤪🐷🐽🐖🐖🤪😋😂😛🤣🤣

[@Ajay_k_das_89]

@@KJ-tq3sm Halala product spotted 😂😂🤣😅🤣😂😂😜

[@ssaran2]

12 Chinese dislikes 👎😂

[@kanthavelkv]

It's very clear, China does not want India to rise and challenge it, because India is the only country that could challenge China economically & militarily in Asia. India should prioritise and work feverishly on decoupling it's economy with that of China To start with India should ban Chinese smartphone manufacturers at th earliest opportunity it gets. The government should encourage Indian smartphone raw materials & semiconductors and new technology battery manufacturers and even subsidise them to be manufactured in India. Indian imports from China should come to zero in five years. Then Indian manufacturers should compete with China in all international markets. These days war is not fought only militarily. Make no mistake about it - India will always be at war with China, one way or the other - economically, diplomatically or militarily - we should be prepared and arm ourselves 'to the teeth' for that

[@Beautifulworld-ng6dr]

India Modi Lie na koi ghusa hai na koi ghune dunga

[@lachen7]

Contrary to the Indian narrative pushed by the media, the video shows Indian troops who are crossing the river and rushing towards the Chinese, who are seen trying to cool the situation.