INDIAN WARNING TO THE CHINESE DICTATOR

China is now ruled by a dictator. He gives preference to expand his kingdom than offering peace, sanctity and prosperity to his people. He does not allow the common man to open his mouth. In contrast we Indians are taught to love others, share our happiness with the neighbors and live in harmony with the whole world. About 10,000 Chinese people are in India now. They must be more contented and liberal here than in their own country. They have freedom of expression here which is absolutely not available in China except for a few top men.

If China want to sit on top of the world they can try for it, but in a peaceful manner; not with muscle power. We are not here to stop them but must confine it to themselves. We should not be forced for anything. If the Chinese president thinks that by doing some skirmish at our border can threaten us and pulled to their fold, it is a wrong perception. China cannot threaten India with their weapons and the so called war supremacy. Five Chinese war planes are equal to one Indian plane, ten Chinese rifles are equal to one Indian rifle and hundred Chinese soldiers are equal to one Indian soldier in the war front.

We Indians do not want to have any tussle with our neighbouring countries. We can remain as trusted friends. We love and respect the people of China. The early travellers like Faxian (Fa Hian), Tong Achew and Xuanzang are part of our history. The Chinese must have learned the history of Buddhism that spread to China through Indian monks during the Han dynasty (AD150 ) While Lu Xun known in India through his writing. Rabindranath Tagore is popular among the Chinese. Lin Dan, Chen Long, Li Xuerui and the like badminton players are well known in India. We love and regard all of them and every Chinese people.

Whatever the arms and ammunitions we have is not to attack but to defend ourselves. Despite doing all nonsense by some of our neighbours as per the Chinese instigation, we try to maintain absolute calm. They all should know that patience is not an unfathomable concept. The Chinese should realise the truth that every bullet they fire at the Indian border is not against the Indians alone but to every country that live in peace. 

If the Chinese government is looking for the well being of their people let them confine their actions within their own territory.  We cannot allow any encroachment to our peace. Our reaction shall be sharp and beyond their expectations and they may need decades to rebuild their country in such a situation.

KV George
kvgeorgein@gmail.com

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