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Will the need for armed conflict with China arise, Is India prepared for it? | The Urban Debate
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48:41Now PlayingOn the Urban Debate today, Tanvi Shukla takes up the much-debated and discussed topic of India China standoff. She further asks that are we headed towards an armed conflict with China? After multiple failed attempts at talks, can China be trusted? Why is China repeatedly provoking its neighbours? Can the international community rein in China?
Former Indian Army Chief, General VP Malik states that it’s a kind of a razor’s edge situation and we have to be prepared for escalation. Economic Times Senior Editor Manu Pubby states that the concern now is that if this incident happens in other areas of the Chushul sector, it could lead to some escalation, beyond what we have seen in the past.
Maroof Raza, Strategic Affairs Expert mentions that we can finally identify what is our threshold of being pushed by the Chinese are. He further adds that according to him, we are reaching that threshold. Maroof Raza further goes on to mention that the myth of resolving issues with diplomatic dialogue is finally broken. Vishnu Prakash, Former Ambassador states that China is trying to needle India. He goes on to say that the posture that we have adopted is the right one. If push comes to shove, we are capable of inflicting a cost.
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