After eating mouth in Doklam, ‘Dragon’ moves new trick, settles modern village in Arunachal, see

China, which came under tension after a bitter defeat in the Doklam dispute, has settled a village about 4.5 km inside the Indian border in Arunachal Pradesh. The area is located in the Upper Subansiri district of Arunachal Pradesh. After coming to the satellite picture of this Chinese village, the pictures inside have now become viral on social media. It is seen in these pictures that wide roads and multi-storey buildings have been built in the Chinese village. It is being told that about 101 houses have been built in the Chinese village. Chinese people have been settled in these houses. A Chinese flag has also been placed on the houses. Behind this new trick of the Dragon, a devious plan of the Chinese President is coming out, under which 600 villages are being set up. Let’s understand the whole issue…

Chinese occupation on Indian territory since 1959, now settled village

Satellite images have revealed that China has located its village on the banks of the Tsari Chu River in India. According to India’s defense sources, China has occupied this area of ​​Arunachal Pradesh since the year 1959. A few years ago, the Chinese Army also established a military post here which is situated at an altitude of about 2700 meters above sea level. He said that the Chinese Army has now increased its activities in the area after the Doklam incident. China occupied the area by removing Assam Rifles in 1959. Since then this area is under the control of the Chinese Army. Not only this, the Chinese are gradually strengthening their hold on this disputed area. The Chinese army had left behind after the 1962 war but still remains in the area of ​​Aksai Chin and Arunachal Pradesh. China laid a network of roads in the region in the late 1990s before the latest incident.

Xi Jinping hatched a plan to settle the village after Doklam

In 2017, Chinese President Xi Jinping stepped into Doklam after a grimace at the hands of the Indian Army and started building a ‘border defense village’ in Tibet. Tibetan organizations say that the Chinese President’s aim of settling the village was to create a ‘security barrier’ between Tibet and the rest of the world that is impenetrable. It is believed that the village settled in Arunachal Pradesh is also a part of the Chinese President’s agenda. According to the Save Tibet Organization, workers of the ruling Communist Party of China are being settled in these villages. Through this, the Chinese attempt is to stop the infiltration of the Dalai Lama’s supporters into Tibet and serve the interests of the Communist Party. He said that China has built a railway tunnel bridge connecting Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, to Sichuan, China. This bridge has a very important contribution in bringing the railway to the border of India strategically important.

Villages on the Arunachal border are being built on the instructions of Xi Jinping

Chinese President Xi Jinping said some time ago, keeping in mind the Dalai Lama, the Tibetan religious leader and the Indian threat, “In order for a country to operate properly, one must first control its borders properly and control the borders. To do this, we have to bring stability to Tibet. ‘ On the instructions of the Chinese President, China has started the establishment of 600 state-of-the-art border defense villages along the Tibet border in 2017. In October 2019, China announced to speed up the construction of villages along the border. China has started settling most such villages in its Nagari and Shigtse areas on the border of Arunachal Pradesh. These villages in China are often very remote and very few people live in them. All these villages are built on the routes that Tibetans once used to hide in India and Nepal. It is believed that China is trying to keep an eye on Tibetans through these villages.

The purpose of Chinese villages is to end the influence of the Dalai Lama

The Communist Party of China is also giving money to the people living in these villages. China is also training these people to end the Dalai Lama’s influence. China’s effort is to stop the spying attempts by the Dalai Lama. China is training Buddhist monks in Nayingatri. In fact, China has established a considerable military presence in this area and is setting up a village on the border to prevent spying of the area. A total of 427 villages being constructed very close to the border have been named ‘First Line’. Similarly, 201 other villages have been named as ‘Second Line’. People of Tibetan origin living in these areas are being forcibly taken to another place and their pro-China people are being shifted to these villages. China says that these villages will be like a never-ending fortress.

Find out what the Indian government has responded to the village of China

Reacting cautiously to the news of building a village in China in Arunachal Pradesh, India said on Monday that it constantly monitors all developments affecting the security of the country. Also takes necessary steps to protect its sovereignty and territorial integrity. The Ministry of External Affairs said that India has accelerated the construction of infrastructure along the border, including roads and bridges, to improve the livelihood of its citizens. The Foreign Ministry said, “We have seen recent reports of China doing construction work along the border areas with India.” China has conducted such infrastructure construction activities over the years. ‘ He said, “Our government has also speeded up the construction of infrastructure along the border including construction of roads, bridges etc., which has provided much needed connectivity to the local population living in the border areas.” There is a dispute between India and China over the 3,488 km long Line of Actual Control (LAC). China refers to Arunachal Pradesh as part of southern Tibet, while India continues to reject this claim. There has been a deadlock between India and China over the border issue in eastern Ladakh for the last eight months.