real qn is :- is bhutan aware of that ? - that isloated nation needs to know that PLA will easily occupy them as part of " south tibet"t_co,
Are you aware that China has claimed some parts of Bhutan as a part of Greater Tibet?
Yes they are aware of it.real qn is :- is bhutan aware of that ? - that isloated nation needs to know that PLA will easily occupy them as part of " south tibet"
There are 7 regions where both Bhutan and China's claims overlap. The most disputed remains the Doklam plateau in western Bhutan adjoining Yadung province of Tibet autonomous region. Since 1988, China has been proposing an exchange of pies. During the tenth round of Bhutan-China border talk held in Beijing in 1996, China offered to exchange 495 sq km area of Pasamlung and Jakarlung valleys (Where China and Bhutan overlap) in Bhutan's north for Sinchulumpa, Dramana and Shakhtoe with total area of 269 sq km, in the western Bhutan. On July 13, 1997 BBC reported that Bhutan accepted the proposals. Bhutan, alone cannot take decision to share this pie, since Doklam plateau and Chumbi valley are equally vital for India. Subsequent bilateral talks yielded no results. China began construction of roads and infrastructure in these regions [Photo1]. It led to a decisive Sino- Bhutan agreement in 1998 called "Agreement on The Maintenance of Peace and Tranquility in the Bhutan- China Border areas-1998".
Bhutan-China Border Mismatch | Bhutan News Service
With this attitude hardly any friends reamain saarc regionNo need. India needs to tighten the screws on any country that cosies up with PRC. We shall not be friendly with anyone who is friends with a hostile country. It was Bhutan who made the mistake, they must be made to realize that. You guys on the other hand keep subsidizing Bhutan. Looks like you have a lot of money to throw away while your banks default. Good luck with that!
True.With this attitude hardly any friends reamain saarc region
Again you are wrong.Bhutan has been hijacked and coerced by India with Indian jawans deployed. that makes it difficult to resolve border disputes with China. Once Bhutan bails itself out of the shadow it's just a piece of cake to establish diplomatic ties and settle with China amicably.
why shall Bhutan keep itself as the shield for India's what Silguri chicken neck?! it shall prioritize its own interest.
His majesty should show some guts!
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what kind of geographical advantage can bhutan give india in case of a war with chins?
What India has done for Bhutan, none can match... India will wait and watch how far Bhutan can go!! In the mean time no more subsidies for Bhutan until they stop sucking Chinese balls... Bhutan have to take a call if it is with India or China"¦ as simple as that"¦ Bhutan cannot continue to enjoy India money and play geopolitical games"¦what has Bhutan done so far? high ranking visits of China, plus a few hints of building up diplomatic relationship, just so much but enough for India's rough nerve. well done Bhutan playing their leverage aptly. just wait for India coming back wooing Bhutan again, who's India's last and must-keep "friend" in S. Asia!
in tandem with this China shall make some gestures to help Bhutan milk India to the max.. awesome!
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It doesn't matter to the Chinese, the cost that isThis is the result of the impractical, populist, vote bank scam of Food Guarantee Act.
Bhutan has been hijacked and coerced by India with Indian jawans deployed. that makes it difficult to resolve border disputes with China. Once Bhutan bails itself out of the shadow it's just a piece of cake to establish diplomatic ties and settle with China amicably.
why shall Bhutan keep itself as the shield for India's what Silguri chicken neck?! it shall prioritize its own interest.
His majesty should show some guts!
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When did India get so self conceited? Once Bhutan tilts towards China the situation will get irredeemable, just look at cases of SL, Maldives... And the loss can't be measured in money terms. Don't be over confident to take the risk!What India has done for Bhutan, none can match... India will wait and watch how far Bhutan can go!! In the mean time no more subsidies for Bhutan until they stop sucking Chinese balls... Bhutan have to take a call if it is with India or China"¦ as simple as that"¦ Bhutan cannot continue to enjoy India money and play geopolitical games"¦
Let the Chinese gesture come !! we will see then who milks whom...
If subsidy could buy allegiance then USSR would not have lost its satellites states. Massive outflow of funds led to high debt levels for USSR subsidizing inefficient economies.When did India get so self conceited? Once Bhutan tilts towards China the situation will get irredeemable, just look at cases of SL, Maldives... And the loss can't be measured in money terms. Don't be over confident to take the risk!
Old miser India'd better cancel its ill advised decision, and beg Bhutan to accept the "subsidy" like before.
India is conscious and knows very well what it is doing...India has to take the bluff out from Bhutan or be it Maldives or SL.. We also want to see how much China is willing to pay to sleep with these countries"¦When did India get so self conceited? Once Bhutan tilts towards China the situation will get irredeemable, just look at cases of SL, Maldives... And the loss can't be measured in money terms. Don't be over confident to take the risk!
It is always better to walk quietly and carry a long stick and never forget to use it in the wrong way, whenever it is deemed to be used for ones own interest...Old miser India'd better cancel its ill advised decision, and beg Bhutan to accept the "subsidy" like before.
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