India’s relationship with China will go through “very difficult phase” after Beijing violates the border agreement, the Minister of Jaisankar’s external affairs on Saturday, underlines that “the border state will determine the state of relations”.
Jaisankar, handling the Munich Security Conference (MSC) panel discussion here, said that there was an Indian problem having with China “and the problem was that for 45 years there was peace, there was a stable border management, there were no military casualties, there were no military casualties on the border From 1975, “he said in response to the question of the host.
“It changes because we have an agreement with China not to bring military forces to us call it the border but the actual control path, and Chinese people violate the agreement,” Jaishankar said.
He said that “the condition of the border will determine the state of relationship, it is natural”.
“So obviously the relationship with China is currently through a very difficult phase,” said Minister of External Affairs, added that India’s relationship with the West was quite good even before June 2020.
The East Ladakh border deadlock between the Indian and Chinese military erupted after clashes of violence in the Lake Pangong area and both parties gradually increased their placement by rushing in tens of thousands of soldiers and severe weapons.
Tension increased after deadly clashes in Galwan Valley on June 15, 2020.
Jaishankar participated in a panel discussion about the Indo-Pacific in MSC which was intended extensively negotiating on increased tensions between NATO and Russian countries for Ukraine.