To solve the border problem between China and India, the Indian Foreign Minister proposed a plan to let the Indian army patrol the Chinese territory

At the time of India's election, the Modi government's attitude towards China seems to have improved, Modi stressed that the stability of India China relations is essential, and the two sides should resolve the outstanding border issues as soon as possible through diplomatic and military contacts to "restore peace" 。 Based on this statement, many people believe that this is India's "concession" to China, and the border dispute between China and India may soon end. But this is not the case.

[Modi's attitude towards China seems to have improved]

The day before Indian Foreign Minister Su Jiesheng refuted the rumor that Modi's attitude was "softening" He said that Modi's speech only provided a "general perspective" on the border issue between China and India, and had no specific connection with the border negotiations between the two countries. As for how China India relations can return to normal, Su Jiesheng pointed out that resolving the border issue is the key, and the core of the current dispute between China and India on the border issue is "patrol power and patrol capability".

Combined with the contents of the border negotiations between China and India over the past four years, it is obvious that the so-called "patrol right" is involved in the Tiannan River Valley. The meaning of Su Jiesheng's words is very clear: If China really has "sincerity" to solve the border problem, it must make a concession and agree to let the Indian army enter the Tiannan Valley to "patrol".

The Tiannan River Valley, located in the westernmost part of the border between China and India, is called the Daphsan Plain by Indians and has been China's territory since ancient times. The region is not only close to the transportation artery from the China Pakistan Economic Corridor to China, but also close to the Keleqin River Valley, and close to the Siachen Glacier, which was once the confrontation between India and Pakistan 。 India believes that China may build roads and other infrastructure in the region to connect the Siachen Glacier and the Kaleqin River Valley, and then send troops to directly intervene in the India Pakistan conflict in the event of a confrontation between India and Pakistan, posing a threat to India's homeland security.

But India needs to understand that, This typical "zero sum game" idea is not conducive to its own development , blindly showing a strong attitude on the border issue will not enhance its international influence and oppression, but will push itself into the vortex of conflict, and the final outcome will only be more than the gain.