China accuses India of unrealistic demand
| Editorial comment
To infiltrate the Indian land and then blame India, this bullying of China needs to be tackled by India with a tit for tat reply. |

New Delhi – In the military talks held between India and China, on 10th October about the withdrawal of Chinese troops from Ladakh, China disagreed to withdraw its Army. The Chinese Government’s mouthpiece, Global Times, quoting the Chinese Army said that India’s demands were unrealistic.
The latest round of #Ladakh border talks have failed to achieve any breakthrough, with #China hardening its position and refusing to take forward further de-escalation proposals.https://t.co/mdou4t9qEn
— Economic Times (@EconomicTimes) October 12, 2021
In the proposal submitted, the Indian Army has claimed that China did not agree to the constructive suggestions put up in the meeting to resolve the matter of the remaining areas of India. Further, China could not even make any farsighted proposals. So, the remaining points could not be discussed in the meeting; but both sides agreed to have discussions and maintain stability.
Indian armed forces prepare for winter at #LAC. Regiment of heavy-duty artillery deployed at #Ladakh. Exclusive ground report only on News9.
Watch the complete report here 👇https://t.co/aifgEVqdzO#LAC #Ladakh #IndiaChinaStandoff #China pic.twitter.com/CGYMAwE5n8
— News9 (@News9Tweets) October 13, 2021
It was further said in the proposal that, China should accept the approach of bilateral relations. It should have the courtesy to resolve the remaining problems quickly by following a bilateral agreement. (It is ridiculous to have such expectations from China – Editor)
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