The media reported on the 11th that some Indian websites have recently begun to make a big splash, saying that the Indian army "thwarted the invasion of the Chinese army" and briefly "detained several PLA soldiers". This news directly caused a carnival in India, and subsequently, many well-known Indian media, including Today India, New Delhi Television and other well-known Indian media, also followed up on the matter, trying to shape their image of "encountering aggression and having the courage to fight back".
However, on the 9th, officials in the Western Theater refute the rumors online, stressing that the above information was completely fake news fabricated by the Indian media, and the truth of the matter was that when the border defense units of our army carried out routine patrols in the border area of Dongzhang at the end of last month, the Indian army crossed the line to block it, and the officers and men of our army resolutely countered it, and finally successfully completed the task and returned smoothly. Seeing that we were directly punched in the face, the Hindustan Times immediately clarified the relevant reports, admitting that there was indeed no case of Chinese soldiers being detained and building facilities being damaged.
In this regard, Jun Zhengping issued a special article on the 10th pointing out that India's repeated manipulation of such public opinion issues is very inferior, and at the same time, it is a behavior that the Indian side prefers to hype up the border issue between the two countries and to exaggerate the tense atmosphere. Through the above incidents, it is not difficult to understand why the Sino-Indian military ministerial talks have been conducted for 13 rounds, but it has always been difficult to obtain key breakthroughs, even more difficult than the Sino-US negotiations.
According to a spokesman for the Western Theater, the Chinese and Indian armies held the 13th round of military commander-level talks in Mordo/Chushule on 10 July, but the Indian side added difficulties to the talks, because they still insisted on unreasonable and unrealistic demands during the talks. It is not difficult to see from the remarks made by the spokesman of our army that more than a dozen rounds of negotiations have almost exhausted our patience with India.
In fact, this incident has long been foreshadowed, because India's repeated malicious provocations have seriously endangered our border security. It is worth mentioning that after the Indian media made a big rumor that "the People's Liberation Army was detained by the Indian side", a group of photos of Indian soldiers who were beaten to the nose and blue and swollen began to circulate on the Internet, and together with these photos, they appeared on social media, as well as the petition written by The front-line officers and men of our country.
According to informed sources, the photos circulating on the Internet originated from the border confrontation between the two countries last year, and from the photos, the Indian soldiers were hanging up their colors and walking in the plaster of the People's Liberation Army with their heads down, and they should have been captured by our army. Qian Feng, director of the Institute of National Strategic Studies at Tsinghua University, also analyzed in an interview that these photos are precisely the rational response of the Chinese side to the Indian side's wild entanglement on the territorial issue.
As for the petitions written by those front-line officers and men, they even more represent the fine tradition of our army that it is not good to fight, but it is not afraid of war. For example, a soldier wrote: I invite the battle, go to the front line where there is no boundary monument, and use my body to stand as the boundary monument of the motherland! Another soldier wrote that for the sake of the peace of the motherland, I was ready to sacrifice everything. It is reported that almost all the soldiers of the Shubian army have submitted petitions to the organization, and such determination is admirable and touching.
If you don't understand the situation on the border, some people may think that this move is too exaggerated, or think that it is just a formality. In fact, the anti-encroachment struggle in the border areas has been very fierce, and even ordinary people have participated in it. Previously, when the Global Times reporter went to a certain area on the Sino-Indian border to conduct an interview, some local villagers said that the Indian army had repeatedly crossed the line to the vicinity of the village, and would also write Indian slogans on large trees or stones in a vain attempt to encroach on Chinese territory in this way.
However, whenever a villager sees such a slogan, they will erase it all and use Chinese write our slogan instead. Such an approach may seem insignificant, but it really protects the territory and sovereignty of states from infringement. Such small actions are common in the eastern, central, and western fronts of the China-India border, and the Dongzhang area, where the struggle is extremely fierce, is only one typical representative.
In 2001, The Indian army that sneaked across the line demolished a local bridge and set up a post by the river. The dorgol pastures in the area were also forcibly occupied by the Indian army little by little, and at first the local herders were able to go to the foot of the mountain, and later the Indian army built houses on the mountain, and the herders were forced to put the sheep on the top of the mountain. In the end, the Indian army intensified its efforts to build military engineering at the foot of the mountain, and the herders had to abandon this pasture with lush pasture.
Therefore, it is no exaggeration to say that the anti-encroachment struggle in the border areas cannot be compromised in the slightest, because as long as we make a little concession, the other side will intensify. Of course, the New Delhi side did not dare to do anything more excessive, such as direct declaration of war and the use of force to seize our territory, because the Modi government knows better than anyone that if it is a simple comparison of power, they cannot get any benefit from the PLA.
From many confrontation incidents, it can be found that when the Indian military is crowded, they tend to be extremely arrogant, and once the two sides are equally numerous, or they are at a disadvantage, they will lose confidence and immediately collapse. Regardless of the number of our troops, they will not retreat one centimeter in the confrontation, and the photos of the Indian troops being captured circulating on the Internet in recent times have clearly informed the outside world that the consequences of provoking China will be very serious.