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India-China disengagement; has India conceded? | The Urban Debate
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45:10Now PlayingOn this edition of the Urban Debate, we talk about the politics over the India- China disengagement along the LAC. After the disengagement process began in Ladakh the Government came out with a set of detailed statements today. Largely to answer questions and doubts related to what India may or may not have conceded and also to know if this disengagement is actually in India's favour. The Ministry of defence has stated that India has not conceded any territory as per this agreement. While there are clear speculations and doubts regarding this move, what hasn't changed is the politicization of the event.
Rahul Gandhi questioning the disengagement process has sparked off a debate. Join us as BJP hits back, points at Nehru's China policy.
Maroof Raza, Strategic Affairs Expert says that patrolling will have to resume to reassure ourselves that the status quo would be maintained. He also adds that it is unfair to comment that Prime Minister has not shown courage and uses words like 'coward'.
Tanvi Shukla questions Congress' Dr. Ajoy Kumar, says that the Congress' allegation is that India has given away Finger 4. What is the basis then of Rahul Gandhi's claim, as most experts say that most of our structures are set up around Finger 3?
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