China Started Preparations On LAC, Made Many Camps
China started preparations on LAC, made many camps, only after the Doklam dispute. India and China have been embroiled in a dispute over the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh continuously since last April.
Now the leading news agency has told in a report that China started preparations to deal with the situation like the current border dispute in 2017 only after the Doklam Dispute.
It has been said in the report that from Ladakh to Arunachal Pradesh (Arunachal Pradesh), they started building their camps in areas close to the LAC.
Quoting a government source, the news agency has told that the Chinese have made many military camps in their areas near the Line of Actual Control.
About 20 such camps have been seen by ordinary citizens. Such camps provide a better facility for the Chinese military to monitor the LAC. It is also easy to take action in any adverse situation.
What is the Doklam controversy
Doklam is a disputed territory on which both China and Bhutan stake their claim. India believes that the plot belongs to Bhutan.
Along with this, this area is very close to the chicken neck connecting the Indian mainland to the North East, so it is also very important for India in strategic terms. In June of 2017, the Chinese Army started road construction in this area.
Extending a helping hand towards Bhutan, the Indian Army reached Doklam and stopped the road construction work. After this, the forces of the two countries were stationed in the same position for 73 days.
The deadlock ended in August after diplomatic negotiations, but the relationship between the two countries cooled down.
News of china colony
Last month, there was news that China has set up its other civilian settlements on Bhutan land within 12 kilometers of the border.
Satellite photographs have revealed that China has built roads and civilian settlements within Bhutan’s border. Satellite photos revealed that China had seized a large part of the land along Bhutan’s Amo Chu River.
