China is not getting better! This work was deliberately done in the middle of a military confrontation with India.

Beijing. Describing the country’s sovereignty and territorial integrity as “sacred and intact,” the Chinese parliament adopted a new law on the protection and use of border areas that could have implications for Beijing’s border dispute with India. Members of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress (NPC) approved the legislation during the closing meeting of parliament on Saturday, the state-run Xinhua news agency reported. This law will come into effect on January 1 of next year.

According to him, “the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the People’s Republic of China is sacred and intact.”

The news said that the country will take measures to protect territorial integrity and land borders and against any attempts to undermine land borders and territorial sovereignty. According to Xinhua, the law also stipulates to strengthen border security, facilitate economic and social development, open up border areas, improve public services and infrastructure in such areas, promote it, and improve the lives of the people there. And the country can take steps to help at work. You can take steps to promote coordination in defense, social and economic development along borders.

In accordance with the law, the country will deal with neighboring countries on land border issues respecting the principles of equality, mutual trust and friendly dialogue and will resort to dialogue for the proper resolution of long-pending border issues and disputes. He said that the Chinese army will do its duty on the border by conducting exercises and firmly preventing attacks, invasions, provocations and other activities.

China has strengthened its border infrastructure in recent years. It has expanded the air, rail and road network. It has also launched a bullet train in Tibet, the route of which has been built to the border town of Nyingchi in Arunachal Pradesh. The new law proposes the establishment of commercial zones along the borders and a border economic cooperation zone. Beijing has resolved border disputes with 12 of its neighbors, but has yet to finalize border agreements with India and Bhutan.

The border dispute between India and China lies in an area of ​​3,488 km along the Royal Line of Control, while China’s dispute with Bhutan is on the 400 km border. Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla had said last week that events along the Royal Line of Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh have seriously affected the peace and quiet in the border areas and apparently also they affected the broader relationships. (Bhasha)