Subramanian Swamy Wants Indian Govt To Befittingly Respond To Xi's 'Be Ready For War' Cry
Reacting to Chinese president Xi Jinping's call to Chinese soldiers to prepare
for war, BJP MP Subramanian Swamy has said on Saturday that it is surprising
that no one from the Indian government has responded to it. Taking to Twitter,
Swamy opined that Xi's "be ready for war" should receive a sharp response like
"we are waiting to send you home". Swamy has been asking the Indian government
to not engage in talks with the Chinese side at a time when PLA soldiers are
resorting to tactics that increase tensions along the Line of Actual Control
(LAC).
China’s Supremo Xi Jingping has openly declared to Chinese troops in LAC-- inside&across : "Be ready for war”. It is surprising that no one from our government has replied: “Yes, we are waiting to send you home—horizontally or vertically—choice is yours”?
— Subramanian Swamy (@Swamy39) October 17, 2020
'Put Their Minds And Energy On Preparing For War: Xi Jinping
China's President Xi Jinping on Tuesday instructed the People's Liberation
Army (PLA) troops to "put their minds and energy on preparing for war". During
an inspection of the People's Liberation Army Marine Corps in Chaozhou City,
Xi reportedly told the soldiers to "maintain a state of high alert" and called
on them to be "absolutely loyal, absolutely pure, and absolutely reliable".
The purpose of Xi's visit to Guangdong military base was to deliver a speech
on Wednesday to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Shenzhen Special
Economic Zone, which played a vital role in helping China's economy become the
second-largest in the world.
Meanwhile, it is not yet clear whether this comment was directed towards
India, Japan or the US and other countries with which China is involved in a
tussle in the South China Sea region. The tensions between China and the US,
with issues pertaining to disagreements over Taiwan and the COVID-19 pandemic,
have increased over the past few months. India and China are currently engaged
in a dialogue both at military and diplomatic levels to ease the tensions at
the border.
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