Is India LOSING More Land To China? Aksai Chin Border Region | ft. Abhijit Iyer | Raj Shamani Clips

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[@shubhamgulati150]

ED n CBI getting ready to raid Raj Shamani 😂

[@stefano1405]

Well that's not how it works, correct yourself home ministry can hold case against someone, can't reject

[@uttam-ps6bm]

ED & CBI should go to China and arrest Xi Xingpin.

[@supriyapal8402]

Unpadd ,gabbad tere ghar main keya ED, CBI keyaa roj atte hain😂😂

[@kunalkushwaha140]

Ganja aur Opium alag hai bhai, Opium ki kheti was legal that time. alag aadmi hai

[@atul2727]

Haan Bhai par ye to expert h 😂.

[@priyankarmajumder4152]

Obviously Jammu and kashmir, Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim, and Siliguri Corridor are the most sensitive regions of our country. All our weaknesses lie in them.

[@overlord7096]

Lol, china neve occupied? Mongolians- Hold my beer!!!.

[@JiteshSinghh]

brother opium and ganja are two different thing plz dont spread misleading information

[@AlohaKudla]

How is this guy an "expert"? Opium was legal and was considered to have medicinal properties. It was exported to US, UK as well. Even heroin was considered medicine and was given to kids!

[@rudraksh777]

You don't know anything about him neither about the subject you're talking about,you just gathered your knowledge from KZbin videos and propoganda first do some research then talk

[@AlohaKudla]

@@rudraksh777 If you disagree, be specific with your points and refute my comments and do not be crass. If you had brain cells, you would have googled "opium used as medicine" and would have got ads from US, UK where opium was given as medicine. To make my point even more, anesthetic used even today is derivative of opium!! Read before making fool so publicly.

[@rudraksh777]

​@@AlohaKudla🤧 listen kid first check your half correct facts,first thing is At the time of the British opium trade with China in the 18th and 19th centuries, there was no international authority to regulate global trade or decide the legality of such actions. The modern concept of international law and organizations, like the United Nations or World Trade Organization, did not exist. As a result, legality was often determined by power dynamics, and stronger countries, like Britain, imposed their will on weaker nations.second thing is From the British perspective, the opium trade was legal within their colonial empire, especially in British India, where opium was cultivated under the control of the British East India Company. They saw it as a means to balance their trade deficit with China and viewed it primarily as an economic necessity, despite its devastating effects on Chinese society.Third thing is From the Chinese perspective, the opium trade was illegal. The Qing Dynasty recognized the harmful effects of opium on its population and made efforts to ban the trade: 1729: The Chinese government banned the sale of opium, but the ban was weakly enforced. 1839: Commissioner Lin Zexu led a more aggressive campaign to eradicate opium, confiscating and destroying opium stocks in Canton (Guangzhou), which sparked the First Opium War with Britain.

[@rudraksh777]

​@@AlohaKudlanow listen how medically good is opium,Opium, derived from the opium poppy, has been used historically for medicinal purposes, particularly for pain relief, due to its alkaloids like morphine. However, its use is highly regulated because of its addictive properties and the risk of abuse. In modern medicine, synthetic or purified derivatives of opium, such as morphine and codeine, are used under strict medical supervision for pain management. Pure opium is not widely used in modern medical treatments anymore.

[@rudraksh777]

​@@AlohaKudlanow listen about import export of opium,As for the legality of importing and exporting opium, it is heavily controlled under international laws like the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs (1961). Countries regulate the cultivation, production, and trade of opium for medical and scientific purposes. Export and import are generally restricted and require specific government permissions. Illicit trade is strictly prohibited. In most cases, exporting and importing opium without proper licenses would be illegal, and penalties for violation are severe due to its potential for abuse.

[@mohammedmakeen9132]

We need to accept it China is a elder brother ..But if we are in a conflict with China , Russia will remain neutral....if USA backed India Russia will take China side😂

[@GIGADEV690]

😂Elder brother jhat bhar

[@Bharat_the_earth_owner]

It is not so the case Russia will never go against India they will remain either neutral or support India

[@Elninoesmuyintelligente]

Ganja kabse opium hogaya?

[@ChandrakantShinde-im2oe]

भाई तुम्हारा इंग्लिश चैनल होना चाहिए

[@mohammedmakeen9132]

Phansh gaya Bchara tekla..😅Dartey Dartey sach bol diya China has taken our land..warna GODI media toh Aisa show kartha hai jaisa k humane China Ka land liya hai under PM Modi leadership 😂😂😂🤣

[@adityabhatia1035]

Yes china has taken our land starting from 1962 and also in 2012, the Congress government was a complete failure in handling China

[@saurav6510]

Tum mullo ko toh faaltu ka mauka chahiye bhaukne ka, koi land lost nahi hua, ja kar satellite images check kar, aur tere abbu Nehru ne land lost karwaya tha

[@Jkujjawal]

Beta itna hi intellectual level hai tumhara bas samne Wale ko andhbhakt bol do godi media bol do Abe mc jab nehru ne kitni jameen china ko gift me de di thi tab kya apni maa chuda rahe the kya tum or tumhare naam se hi pata chal jata hai ki tum khud chahte ho India barbad ho Jaye kyoki zihadi mindset hai tum logo ka

[@gknkrnkjgjugjrgjrng]

CRY MORE ANDHNAMAZI PAPPU

[@GIGADEV690]

Why are you happy man? This is what Islam teaches you?

[@doki1146]

WTF 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳

[@madhuri571]

Aplog indian ho ya angrej