The Indian government, which was "in a patch" with the West, "floated away" again, and at the same time showed strength to China and Palestine, but he quickly paid a price for this. First of all, Indian Prime Minister Modi spoke harshly to China, declaring that he did not respect India and wished for the frontier and tranquility. Modi's remarks were made during the previous meeting in Hiroshima, Japan, when attending the G 7 summit.
In an interview with Nikkei Asia, Modi talked about relations with China and Pakistan. Modi said that relations with the two neighboring countries are worrisome, but India is fully prepared to protect national sovereignty and dignity. The Sino-Indian border issue has been going on for some time, and the prerequisite for the development of Sino-Indian relations is China's respect and understanding, and at the same time it is also the key to maintaining the border and peace and tranquility.
The prime minister spoke hard against China, and the Indian media also added fuel to the fire. The "India Times" advocated that India is expanding its arsenal of missiles in an all-round way, including the production of a variety of new types of conventional missiles, which will boost the Indian military's confidence in facing the northern border bordering China.
Indian Army
While provoking China, India did not forget to shout at Pakistan.
As soon as the G 7 summit ended, the G20 Tourism Working Group meeting held by India in Keshmir also began. Kashmir belongs to the India-Pakistan dispute area, and India has been strongly condemned and protested by Pakistan for this move.
Because New Delhi unilaterally internationalized the sensitive issue of Keshmir, this also forced the Chinese side to respond unsquarely. Wang Wenbin, spokesman for China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said that China will not attend such a G20 meeting, which is held in a territorial dispute area. Not only did China resist the regime, but Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Egypt, and Arman did not send official representatives to participate.
G 2 0 Meeting
The Indians are too "shrewd" and now that they are "smart and mistaken by their intelligence," will China return to the middle ground of territorial disputes between India and Pakistan in the future? I'm afraid it's not that easy. China and India tore their faces apart, and very quickly China and Bhutan discussed territorial issues and made positive progress.
According to the latest report of the global network, the 12th meeting of the expert group on non-border issues was held in Bhutan.
According to the report, the meeting was held in an atmosphere of good affection and friendship, and the two sides exchanged views on the implementation of the "Memorandum of Understanding on the "Three-Step" Roadmap for Speeding Up Negotiations He expressed his satisfaction with the progress gained in implementing the "three-step" road map, and agreed to hold the next expert group meeting in China as soon as possible, and at the same time to convene the 25th round of unbounded talks at an opportune time.
The 12th meeting of the Central Frontier Issues Expert Group
It should be noted that earlier Bhutan's chief minister Lin Ling said that he did not believe that there was a "major border issue" with China, and after holding one or two more meetings, China would have a clear idea of drawing a line on the border. Celing said that the two countries have made good preparations for signing border agreements.
With the Boundary Talks coming up in Round 2 5, I think it's not far from the Boundary Problem that is far from being settled. Once China signs a border treaty with Bhutan, Doklam will no longer be an excuse for India to provoke trouble, and at the same time India will become the only neighboring country that has not signed a border agreement with China.
I wonder if Modi will regret it, because with his impetus, there is no hope that the demarcation of the Lang Frontier will be completed during his tenure.
Bhutan is the first to take the lead in the forest
In the future, India's perimeter environment will inevitably become evil. Of course, this is also his own fault.
On the one hand, China is a peace-loving country, and it is precisely because the Indian military takes the initiative to provoke provocations in the border areas and at the same time frantically resists China at home, which has caused relations between the two countries to become worse.
On the other hand, the issue of China's border is not complicated, and the loss of India, the fulcrum of meddling in China's border, is only a question of time.
Modi
In addition, China has long held a neutral stand on the territorial dispute between India and Pakistan, but New Delhi's approach this time really violates the UN resolution and is unpopular with the people. The fact that Saudi Arabia and many other countries resisted the system shows that the international community does not recognize the Indian practice of "legalizing" the territorial politics of the generals of the international peace.
It can be predicted that India's move of the G 20 meeting to Kashmir will surely provoke greater local resistance and even a new conflict.
In addition, India-Pakistan relations are bound to be challenged, and the future India-Pakistan conflict will not be upgraded because of this.