With more than 40 billion yuan smashed, India will again make trouble in the illegal occupation zone and frantically test China's bottom line.
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India has been "tough" in front of the West recently, but that doesn't mean they'll untie the knot with China. Now, India wants to smash more than 40 billion yuan, make trouble in illegal occupation areas, and frantically test China's bottom line.
According to India's Mint newspaper, India's water resources minister Shekawat has publicly stated that it plans to build the country's second largest dam in the illegally occupied southern Tibet region, which is expected to cost 500 billion rupees, equivalent to more than 40 billion yuan, in response to China's "river diversion plan" in the upper reaches of the Brahmaputra River.
This so-called "river diversion plan" refers to China's Zangmu hydropower station, and the Indian government believes that China's attempt to use the river as a "weapon" to cut off the flow of the Brahmaputra or change the flow of the river will lead to a decrease in the amount of water downstream, and even cause the Brahmaputra To "divert".
For India's groundless accusations, the Chinese Foreign Ministry has long clarified that the upstream and downstream impacts of hydropower stations have been fully considered at the beginning of planning, and the impact on water use in downstream countries such as India is even more minimal. Relevant Indian experts also said that the main flow of the downstream river does not come from the upstream, but from the local rainfall, so China's development has no major impact on the amount of water on the Indian side of the river.
But India is clearly not really thinking about the so-called downstream water or environment, but is using this reason to make a big allocation to build infrastructure locally on a large scale.
Since the 2020 Sino-Indian confrontation, India has quickly found that the local infrastructure is very backward or almost non-existent, making it difficult for indian troops to be deployed as planned, materials and equipment are difficult to arrive on time or cannot be delivered at all, and it is common for frontline soldiers to freeze and starve.
On the contrary, the logistics support of the Plakmen is completely different, not only the highway is smooth and the materials are sufficient, but the helipad is directly repaired to the front line of Pangong Lake.
In addition, because the PLA side of the road is smooth, well-equipped, so there is no need to pile up a large number of infantry on the front line like the Indian army, only need to deploy a small number of monitoring guard posts to control the border situation, once there is a conflict or other accident, the mobile force in the rear of the PLA can immediately rush along the line of communication to the front line, just like the Galwan Valley conflict, the PLA patrol team and the Indian army personnel after the conflict, the large troops in the car quickly rushed to reinforcements, and finally defeated the Indian army.
Because of this, the plausel front-line troops are far fewer than the Indian army. In the long-term confrontation, the Indian army will have to bear considerable attrition, and its military strength and national strength will be affected, while the Platon Army is only an ordinary war readiness consumption.
Therefore, India has to build roads in the areas under its own control, and the hydropower stations mentioned by India this time are actually a cover for taking money to build roads, and these areas are all illegally occupied areas in southern Tibet, which can be regarded as a provocation and test of China's bottom line. However, for India's infrastructure technology and national strength, the long-term construction of such a large-scale project and its subsequent maintenance is a great burden.
