China Constructed 22 Villages In Bhutan: China is known worldwide for its policy of expansionism. Due to Dragon’s intention to capture the land of other countries, its relations with almost every neighboring country remain tense. Now it has ‘occupied’ the land of Bhutan. This has been revealed in a report. In fact, the report claims that China has settled 22 villages in Bhutan. Many countries including India are worried after this report because it is raising concerns for the sovereignty of Bhutan.
This big claim has been made in a report by ‘Turquoise Roof’, a network of Tibetan analysts. According to the report, China has built 19 villages and three small settlements in the territory of Bhutan. There was news about this earlier also. In the year 2023, China had built seven villages inside the traditional border of Bhutan.
Experts say that this step of China is dangerous not only for Bhutan but also for the neighboring countries. The roads where China has established villages are connected to the Bhutan and China borders. According to reports, China is settling people here. About 7000 people have settled there. These villages are situated at an altitude of 3 to 4 thousand feet.
After this move of Dragon, once again China’s expansionist policy is being discussed all over the world.
What is China’s expansionist policy?
Due to China’s expansionist policy, it has border disputes with almost every neighboring country. For this reason, China’s relations with Mongolia, Laos, Vietnam, Myanmar, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan remain tense. China has economic relations with these countries but due to its expansionism policy, these countries are not able to trust China.
Not only this, he does not desist from ‘grandfathering’ even in the South China Sea. He wants to rule there alone. Due to this, there is a situation of tension in the South China Sea also. It is at loggerheads with many countries including Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam and Brunei.
Know about China’s army and nuclear weapons
China is directly involved in the trade war with America and in the race to compete with a major superpower country of the world, it is continuously taking such steps which is a matter of concern for those countries including India which follow the policy of world peace and goodwill. Standing with.
Talking about China’s military power, at present it has 34,40,000 active troops, 12,00,000 reserved army, 4,00,000 air force and 2,55,000 navy. If reports are to be believed, China has hundreds of nuclear weapons. It has been claimed in many reports that China has 450 nuclear weapons.
where and how much land is captured
If you want to understand China’s expansionist policy, then pay attention to La Trobe University Asia Security Report. The claims made in this report regarding China’s expansionist policy are shocking. It has been told in the report how much land China has captured in neighboring countries.
East Turkestan
China has been continuously occupying land in East Turkistan. He has grabbed an area of 16.55 lakh square kilometers there.
Tibet
On October 7, 1950, China captured 12.3 lakh square kilometers of Tibet and extended the border to India.
mongolia
Mongolia was attacked in October 1945 and its land was captured.
hong kong
China occupied the land of Hong Kong in 1997. These days, he is trying to tighten the noose there by implementing the National Security Act.
Russia
China has a dispute with Russia over 52 thousand square kilometer area.
India
China’s border dispute with India always remains in discussion. Both countries share the longest disputed border. There is a 3,488 kilometer long border between the two countries. The India-China border is divided into three sectors which are Eastern, Middle and Western. Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim in the Eastern Sector, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand in the Middle Sector, while Ladakh shares the border with China in the Western Sector and the nefarious activities of Dragon’s expansionism are seen at all these places.
On which parts India has disputes with China?
There are border disputes with China on parts like Pangong Tso Lake (Ladakh), Doklam (Bhutan), Tawang (Arunachal Pradesh), Nathu La (Sikkim). Let us tell you that there has never been any official border line between India and China. China does not recognize any border line. When there was a war between the two countries in 1962, the Chinese army had entered Ladakh and Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh. Later, during the ceasefire, it was decided that the country whose army is there will be the LAC i.e. Line of Actual Control.