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The vacancy of the post of Chinese ambassador to India has been going on for a full 15 months, causing uneasiness and anxiety on the part of the Indian side. According to the latest India** report, China seems to have decided on the choice of a new ambassador to India. However, the Chinese side has not yet made any response, which makes the Indian side cautious about this news. India** said that the exact date of appointment of the new ambassador is still unknown, as the appointment process has not yet been completed. The vacancy of the Chinese ambassador to India has exceeded the normal range, reflecting the current tension and impasse in Sino-Indian relations.
For the past 15 months, the post of Chinese ambassador to India has been vacant, which has caused great concern and anxiety on the Indian side. India** has reported extensively on the vacancy of the position of Chinese ambassador to India, and has highlighted the anomaly in the timing of the vacancy of the position. It is not uncommon for such a long vacancy of ambassadors to occur between two huge countries, let alone a country with a significant strategic partnership like China and India. Therefore, this incident highlights the challenges and difficulties facing China-India relations at present.
The 15-month vacancy of the post of Chinese ambassador to India is not accidental. As early as the 2020 Galwan Valley conflict, Sino-Indian relations have been in turmoil. India** blamed the Chinese side, suggesting that China had not complied with bilateral agreements and was too tough on border issues. However, this was not the case, and in the Galwan Valley clashes, Indian soldiers provoked first, and the PLA only counterattacked. This was taken out of context by India, which shifted the blame to China, which is obviously a reversal of black and white. For now, India** insists that relations between the two countries cannot be normalized unless China resolves border tensions in 2020.
The Galwan Valley conflict in 2020 became an important turning point in the turmoil of Sino-Indian relations. India** blamed China for the conflict, claiming that the Chinese side had not complied with bilateral agreements and was too aggressive on the border issue. However, the objective facts are diametrically opposed. The Galwan Valley clashes were caused by a provocation by Indian soldiers, and the PLA simply retaliated. India selectively ignores this fact and tries to shift the blame to China. This reversal of black and white is neither fair nor true. At the moment, India** stressed that relations between the two countries can return to normal only if China resolves the border tensions.
India's hard-line stance shows that they believe that resolving the border issue is a prerequisite for improving Sino-Indian relations. Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar recently said that India must show determination and patience, otherwise there will be no fundamental improvement in Sino-Indian relations. He also stressed that it is not possible to maintain normal business contacts at the same time as a military standoff, so resolving the border issue is a top priority. At the same time, Jaishankar also raised the question of how India can be considered a strategic entity. This shows that India's attitude toward Sino-Indian relations and the border issue has not changed significantly, and it is still trying to reverse black and white and shirk responsibility in an all-round way.
India** insists that resolving the border issue is a prerequisite for the improvement of Sino-Indian relations. Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar recently made a series of tough remarks, saying that India must show determination and patience, and that if the border issue is not properly resolved, there will be no fundamental improvement in Sino-Indian relations. He also stressed that India cannot strike a balance between military confrontation and normal business contacts at the same time. Jaishankar also mentioned how to make India a "strategic entity". These remarks show that India's attitude towards Sino-Indian relations and border issues has not changed significantly, and it is still trying to reverse black and white and shift all the blame to China.
With the upcoming events in India, India needs to demonstrate its ability and hardline stance in order to garner more support in the election. For this reason, India has vigorously hyped up issues involving China. Recently, China submitted an application to the Maldives for docking and replenishment, and the Maldives agreed. However, India hyped up the incident as a Chinese research ship as a spy ship, and adopted an attitude towards the enemy, claiming that it would monitor the movements of the Chinese research ship at all times. In this regard, the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) has made it clear that the activities of China's scientific research vessels are in full compliance with relevant international laws and are normal scientific research activities. India's so-called spy ship claim is completely false. It can be seen that something is wrong with the mentality in India.
Recently, India has been vigorously hyping up issues involving China, which are closely related to its domestic situation. India is just around the corner, and at this critical juncture, Prime Minister Narendra Modi needs to show his ability and take a tough stance to garner more support in the election campaign. For this reason, India has stepped up its efforts to hype up China-related issues. Recently, China submitted an application to the Maldives for docking and replenishment, and the Maldives agreed. As a result, India hyped up the incident as a so-called "spy ship" for China's scientific research vessels, and the Indian military even put on a posture of being on the verge of a great enemy, claiming that it would monitor the movements of Chinese scientific research ships at any time. In this regard, the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) has made it clear that the activities of China's scientific research vessels are in full compliance with relevant international laws and are normal scientific research activities. The Indian side's so-called "spy ship" claim is completely false. This hype up of China-related issues is obviously out of India's internal needs to gain the support of domestic voters at the expense of Sino-Indian relations.
China and India are important neighbors and the world's two largest developing countries, and their relationship is crucial to regional and world peace and stability. However, the current Sino-Indian relations are in a tense situation. To improve China-India relations, we first need to build mutual trust and resolve existing problems through dialogue and negotiation. The border issue is the crux of the current Sino-Indian relations, and it needs to be resolved through the efforts of both sides. The two sides should abide by the consensus on peace and stability on the border and take practical measures to reduce tensions. At the same time, it is also necessary to strengthen cooperation in the fields of economy, trade, culture, and personnel exchanges, so as to enhance understanding and friendship among the peoples. Only in this way can China-India relations truly move toward healthy and stable development and make greater contributions to the two countries, the region, and the world at large.
China and India are important neighbors and the world's largest developing countries, and their relations are crucial to regional and world peace and stability. However, the current Sino-Indian relations are in a tense situation. To improve China-India relations, we first need to build mutual trust. The two sides should focus on dialogue and negotiation to resolve existing problems. The border issue is the crux of Sino-Indian relations at present, and it needs to be resolved through the joint efforts of both sides. The two sides should abide by the consensus on peace and stability on the border and take practical and effective measures to ease tensions. At the same time, the two sides should also strengthen cooperation in the fields of economy, trade, culture, and personnel exchanges, so as to enhance understanding and friendship between the peoples. Only in this way can Sino-Indian relations truly move toward healthy and stable development and make greater contributions to the prosperity and development of the two countries, the region, and the world.
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