JAMMU, July 10: China has made a big statement on the ongoing tension between China and India border.
This time, an analyst from the Chinese said that on the request of Pakistan, the third country's army could enter Kashmir, using the same logic as the manner in which China was prevented from constructing a road in Sikkim sector.
Long Zingchun, director of Indian Studies Center in China's Western Normal University, has said in his column in a newspaper that if India is urged to save Bhutan, then it can be up to its established area, but it cannot be in the disputed area. Further in the column it has been written that according to this argument, if the Pakistani government requested China, the third country's army could enter the disputed area between India-controlled Kashmir.
Referring to the statement issued by India's Foreign Ministry on June 30, it has been said that Indian troops entered the Doklam area of China with the help of Bhutan but the purpose of infiltration was to help India using Bhutan.(Agencies)
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