CHINESE ATTACK




What is being happened at the boarder with China now was written in my blog dated 29th May. Anyone could foresee this. China holds a black face in the international community. Their economic build up too is under threat. Many investors are leaving them and they are likely to enter into India, Thailand or Vietnam. With a wrong perception of occurrence around them, China has taken a nasty decision to counter it by creating terror at our boarders. By doing so China has once again proved that they are the most unreliable neighbour and capricious country in the world.

All said and done what is taking place at our boarders is certainly our diplomatic failure too. China has taken Nepal to their fold and trying to make it another Tibet. Bangladesh too is on the same path. China is continuing their dirty games in Sri Lanka and Maldives. Our diplomatic front seems to be watching these as a silent spectator. What Pakistan is doing at Kashmir boarders is under Chinese instigation. This is the ideal time that we must respond to the situation most effectively.

We must play tit for tat. All the following actions should be taken simultaneously. 1) We must send high level 'trade delegation' to Taiwan, Vietnam and Japan. 2) A 'suitable delegates' to be invited from Hong Kong. 3) Bring back Nepal to our home. 4) Ensure Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Maldives remain with us as trusted neighbours and friends. 5) Have a short high level meeting with US and Russia. 6) Have a special sitting with UK over Hong Kong issue.7) After consultation with all concerned, boarder disputes with China may be referred to UN and get the demarcation of McMahon line approved and make the line visible and indisputable. 8) Open new dialogue with Pakistan.9) Look for the possibility of taking back the POK. 10) Some Chinese regions are known to have made secret attempts for liberation. Evaluate such cases if those are genuine. 11) Have a high level meeting with China in India. No illegitimate demands to be conceded. Resolve all issues with stern approach. 

China may either remain as a trustworthy friend (no possibility) of us or may be a declared enemy. 

KV George
kvgeorgein@gmail.com
 

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