China again spewed venom, angered America - said this for India also

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China is not desisting from its actions. Now the dragons have spewed venom about America and also said big things about India. This anger of China is regarding Arunachal Pradesh, an integral part of India. China is extremely upset after America declared Arunachal Pradesh as an integral part of India.

America had recently termed China's unilateral actions on the Line of Actual Control as wrong, considering Arunachal Pradesh as an integral part of India. On Thursday, the Chinese army opposed this. China's Defense Ministry said that America is provoking India. The Chinese Army also said that both countries have a mechanism, communication medium and willpower to resolve the border issue with India.

Chinese Defense Ministry spokesperson Colonel Wu Qian, while talking to the media on Thursday, alleged that America is trying to instigate a dispute between the two countries. This has been the history of America. He reacted to Washington's statement in which America had recognized Arunachal Pradesh as Indian territory. Wu Qian said that this is a dispute between two countries. Both countries wish to handle the border issue through dialogue and consultation.

The Principal Deputy Spokesperson of the US State Department had recently said on March 9 that America recognizes Arunachal Pradesh as Indian territory. We are in favour of keeping the Line of Actual Control normal. We strongly oppose any military intrusion, encroachment or unilateral claim here.

China has been continuously claiming Arunachal Pradesh as its part. Recently, when PM Modi visited Arunachal Pradesh, China's nervousness was also revealed. At that time, China's Foreign Ministry Wang Wenbin had said that this could further increase the border dispute between India and China. Wenbin had even said that India has no right to develop Janganan i.e. Arunachal Pradesh. India had objected to this. Even before this, India has been continuously rejecting China's claims on Arunachal Pradesh.