We should withdraw from current position in Doklam by few km and construct permanent structures to ring it so that any movement through it is destroyed and force Bhutan to give us land to beef our military presence. Also its important that North East has its own ammunition factories, artillery production units, AA units etc so that we can fight for months even if Siliguri corridor is compromised. In few months, in fact few weeks we will be able to break any choking of the corridor through direct action and/or alternate route forced through bangladesh.Also NFU must be given up immediately as if Banglas dont give us corridor to bypass siliguri, we will use tactical nukes to blast our way through.Everything is fair in love and war.
So first we withdraw and signal to all of our neighbours that we are not worth allying with. Then we
force Bhutan to give up more of its land after we ceded some to China inspite of our defence agreement, further alienating them. All the while Chinese envoys are courting the Bhutanese. So now we have lost Bhutan, Chinese presence is larger than ever in the area.
And while we are beefing up our military, the Chinese will sit with their dick in their hands without reinforcing their position. Then we threaten Bangladesh with tactical nukes to give us passage, opening up another front.
At the end of it all, we have lost Bhutan, Bangladesh, signalled to Nepal that we are not a reliable partner, given the Chinese presence in Bay of Bengal, become a world pariah for threatening a nuclear action against a non-nuclear nation.
Now that we have so much going for us, we actually attack the Chinese who have reinforced themselves in the region.
Wow.
How about the alternative of standing our ground and trying to solve this diplomatically?