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Doklam Issue( ESSAY for CGL,CHSL, MTS etc exams)


DOKLAM ISSUE


Since the year India got its independence till now the relation between India and China is so pathetic. In the year 1950, the US government offered India the United Nations Security Council permanent seat but our first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru turned it down on the advice of USSR lest China got offended. Now china is the main reason why India is not getting it. China’s aggression has not stopped. 1962 indo-china war, forcefully capturing Aksai china, aggression in Tibet, Arunachal land problem, igniting the problem in Kashmir are some of the examples China made in these years. The latest addition to the list is the Doklam Issue.

Doklam is area situated between India, Bhutan and Tibet. It is near to Sikkim. And originally it is a small part of Bhutan. In the year 2017, China started constructing a road through Doklam which was opposed by Bhutan. So China started increasing its Military power near the place establishing Helipads, trenches and more than 1800 Chinese troops were stationed there. Then Bhutan asked India’s help and together Bhutan and India opposed China. India also strengthened its presence in that region. Tactically India is more powerful in that region. Therefore China moved back.

But why suddenly china started increasing its presence there? The main reason may be Siliguri Corridor. Doklam is near to the place Siliguri corridor which is called the chicken’s neck of India. It is the corridor point which connects the north eastern part of India to its mainland. So, having a greater presence of China in that place will surely increase risk in the Indian defense.

Though China stepped down a little, the problem yet not solved. China and India are the two super powers of Asia and they should resolve the issue between them for the sake of both the nations.

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