Most of Indians dont even care about border clashes and those who care means the one who have access to Television and Internet only knows about those clashes.
In future also China will snatch more land from India.
So what can India do now.
Actually nothing China will only have ambition to capture only Ladakh and Arunanchal Pradesh and these places are not populated at all .Only problem will be if china tries to capture Uttarakhand as it mainland of India and borders China too.
China has never had territorial ambitions on India, unlike India. All the areas in dispute now were captured by the PLA in 1962, who then unilaterally stopped their offensive and pulled back to pre-hostility positions once they deemed a sufficient lesson had been taught.
China doesn’t care about the land, as it holds no real tactical or strategic worth beyond hedging against possible attack from India. This was and always have been a matter of principle for China, in that China will never accept a boarder imposed upon it by a foreign power under the threat of military force.
The Indian claim is based on an arbitrary line the British drew up on a map. That is not something China accepted at the time when it was at its lowest and Britain at its apex in terms of power, so who does India think it is to try to impose that on China now?
China has been more than reasonable in its land board dispute resolutions with all its land neighbours except for India, usually ceding far more than what it got back. Contrast that with India who had land disputes with pretty much every one of its neighbours, as well as a proven track record or territorial expansionism and one can easily see who is the only causing the problems.
Quite frankly, despite Indian hostility, it would not even be on China’s radar if India just had the good sense to stop actively provoking China.
If India adopted a common sense approach, it could easily reach an agreement with China to avoid conflict. Either both sides could avoid patrolling disputed territory, or they can set up schemes where both sides patrolled at different time’s to maintain their respective claims while also avoiding needless conflict.
The root cause of the problem is that India is too obsessed with China, and its politicians are too keen to try to score domestic political points by poking China in the eyes. That is the real reason why India keeps making these petty and pointless provocations against China.
Force them to talk and make them talk more and more .So that they get bored of India and instead focus on Taiwan,Hongkong,etc.
India cannot force China to do anything it does not want to. But in this respect, it does not need to force China to do anything. All it needs to do is stop its own provocations and China will go back to not giving a crap about India, as was its position in the first place.
Just make Loc as international border and dont puke each other nose in internal matters.
Same apply to border of ladakh .But that wont happen too .Because China can force things and wont let demarcation line or international border to come in action.
Again, India doesn’t matter to China. So long as India stops its pointless provocations, China would love nothing else than to leave the boarder dispute on the back burner indefinitely.
The primary reason China is no longer interested in actually permanently resolving the boarder dispute peacefully, as it had been trying to do ever since the birth of both nations, is because it recognises the deep root and pervasive hostility India and most Indians have for China.
To be frank, so long as India maintains that toxic position towards China, it is putting itself in existential danger.
India is not a priority for China now because of its weakness and ineptitude, but it will become a priority threat as soon as it gets its act together and looks like it might start to realise some of its full potential. Thus China is keeping the boarder dispute as a pretext for military action in case that starts to happen.
India and China need not be enemies, indeed, there is no reason other than hubris and envy that they are today. But if India does not stop treating China as its mortal enemy, it risks making its worst nightmares a reality.
