The India-China relationship has deteriorated significantly in the last few years. In the first year of 2017, the relationship began to deteriorate due to the Doklam controversy, and since the tensions in East Ladakh since April this year. Recent reports have shown that China has started many preparations for LAC from Ladakh to Arunachal Pradesh since the Doklam dispute of 2017. Recently, the neighboring country has built 20 military camps in deep areas of the LAC.
Government sources said China is building military camps in its deepest areas along with the LAC. 20 such camps have been seen with some citizens. With the help of these camps, Chinese jawans will be easier to patrol, he said. Moreover, they will be able to respond immediately to any activities on the border.
The Doklam crisis, which lasted more than two months in 2017, has raised concerns about China’s construction roads in Bhutan. With that construction, China could easily reach the northeastern states of India. The global community hailed India’s stand at the time and said it was the first time a country was taking such measures against China.
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At the same time, India has reacted aggressively to the neighboring country in the ongoing tensions between India and China. In eastern Ladakh, a large number of Indian soldiers have been busy for months responding to Chinese actions. On the other hand, China has deployed about 60,000 troops in the LAC. In addition, both countries have deployed a large number of weapons, including tanks, missile guns.
After Ladakh, China is now in the vicinity of Gujarat
On the other hand, after Ladakh, China is now trying to show tactics on the Gujarat border. In fact, China is going to conduct military exercises with the Pakistan Army, for which it has sent fighter jets and soldiers to Pakistan’s air base near the Gujarat border. China announced on Monday that the purpose of the Air Force exercise was to improve the ‘real combat training’ of the two armies.
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