Bold 1: Better deal? You are insistent that India wanted all this from the beginning. India's actions however prove otherwise.How has India been defeated when China retreated from occupied areas and restored status quo ante, just like India wanted. I never said India scored a COMPLETE victory. Just that I believe India got a COMPARTIVELY better deal, and provided facts and evidence to support my assertions that have been met with nothing but personal insults. Unless of course, you are denying thppat China destroyed all recent infrastructure it belt, retreated from those territories(f4-2, pp14, etc.) and agreed to stop patrolling up to its claim line. That is exactly what India had been asking for in the talks. Why are you so keen on presenting this as a Chinese victory?
As for the answer to your question- yes. If it means protecting Indian territory, securing strategic infrastructure, and preventing China from capturing Indian territory and enforcing new claim lines(all of which India succesfully did) than I guess that is what will have to be done. Obviously, it is much better if such standoffs are averted and no casualties are suffered on either side, but I there will unfortunately be more disputes.
Bold 2: Personal insults? Where?
Bold 3: Mutual disengagement is the word. Creation of Buffer Zones.
Bold 4: Buffer Zones are a Chinese demand. Now that India acceded to it, you try to frame it as an Indian demand.
Bold 5: India however complaints of Chinese presence in certain patrol points. Not the things that a country which got everything it wanted would do.
Refer previous posts.