In 2014, after coming to power for the first time, Narendra Modi, eager to do something new on foreign policy issues, rocked Sabarmati with the powerful Chinese President Xi Jinping. In 2016, he had a diplomatic chat with the Chinese commander on the shores of the beautiful lake of Wuhan. Only eight months ago, Modi-Shi had a discussion in the historical atmosphere of Mamallapuram.
In the last two months in East Ladakh, in the face of relentless pressure from China, the opposition has been constantly questioning, what is the benefit of doing so much? And today, with the deaths of at least 20 soldiers at the hands of the Red Army (four-and-a-half decades later in clashes with Chinese troops), the question is growing in domestic politics. There are also allegations that the Prime Minister, who is known for his 'fifty-six inches' roar, did not even go as far as his government. Congress leader P Chidambaram's question, "The Prime Minister has been silent on this issue since May 5. Foreign troops are occupying the territory, but the country's main silence, can it be thought of in any other country? '' The government has not commented on how much land has been occupied. Rather, an important, veteran minister said something bluntly and withdrew it again. But a statement from the Foreign Ministry today acknowledged that China had violated the LAC. If so, why it has not been acknowledged for so long?
Opponents have also raised the question of why the Foreign Ministry issued its first statement about 20 hours after the deaths of so many soldiers, and that too after endless questions from journalists! The statement said, "China is trying to change the status quo of the Line of Actual Control on the night of 15 June. Its consequences, violent clashes. Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Anurag Srivastava said, "We are determined to maintain peace and stability in the border areas through negotiations while maintaining peace and stability in the border areas." It is also committed to the question of India's integrity and sovereignty. "
On the other hand, BJP national general secretary BL Santosh called the slain jawans "patriots" and said, "Our goal now is to defuse tensions." The road that is being built at the border should also continue its work.
From Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to Congress Lok Sabha leader Adhir Chowdhury, CPM leader Sitaram Yechury — everyone has opened their mouths to see India play a more aggressive role by firing on China. Sonia Gandhi and Rahul have expressed their condolences for the fallen soldiers. In impatient words, "Retaliation, retort, retort! This is the revenge for this heinous attack by China. "Congress spokesman Randeep Singh Surjewala asked," Our troops were killed last night. The Ministry of Defense issued a statement at 12:52 p.m. After a while it was changed. CPM leader Sitaram Yechury said, "The government should make a more responsible statement about exactly what happened."
However, today's situation has made it clear that India's China policy is much softer than the way in which the winds of nationalism have blown against Pakistan's border aggression. After the Balakot operation in retaliation for the Pulwama attack, the Prime Minister said it was the new India's policy to break into the house. This time Chin entered the house and killed the soldiers !
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