New Delhi – External Minister S Jaishankar has once again brought the true face of China to the world. He was speaking while interacting with Indian expatriates in the Malaysian capital. Responding to a question about the current state of India-China relations, Jaishankar said, “My first duty to Indians is to protect the border and I can never compromise on that. China has failed to maintain a long-term written agreement with India.
Jaishankar further said,
1. Deploying troops near the Line of Actual Control will be a prerequisite for further bilateral relations with China.
2. Every country wants good relations with its neighbours; but every relationship has to be established on some basis. We are still in discussions with China.
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3. We have a tradition of not deploying troops on the Line of Direct Control between India and China. Both countries have military bases a short distance away, which are traditional locations for military deployments.
4. Relations between India and China have become tense since the deadly clash in the Galwan Valley in June 2020.
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