OTP sent to


× logo

The Free 30-Day CAT RC Course

"It is designed to help you excel in the upcoming CAT 2024 exam"

-By Lavleen Kaur Kapoor. Over 2,00,000+ Subscribers

read more

No thanks >

We Have Not Dealt Chinese Incursion in Indian Territory Properly.

Trusted By 12k+ Aspirant
Free
RC
Course
Price 2500 Free
CAT Exam Mega Combo Free
  • exam
    CAT Exam Option Elimination Technique Score 99% Percentile
  • morning-routine
    Daily Routine of Toppers For CAT Preparation
  • tips-tricks
    Tricks that Boost your VARC Score Booster Dose for CAT exam
We are rated~
rating
450K+
Registered Aspirants
100+
B-Schools Partners
25+
Entrance Exams
MBA Rendezvous Free CAT Study Material
Download CAT Mega Combo with RC Course
+91
Secure
We don’t spam
Please wait. We Are Processing..
Your personal information is secure with us
By clicking on "Get Now" you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of use
We are rated~
rating
450K+
Registered Aspirants
100+
B-Schools Partners
25+
Entrance Exams
We Have Not Dealt Chinese Incursion in Indian Territory Properly.

Post MBA exam results, Group Discussion will be crucial for MBA admission so it is advised to read and practice with variety of topics. In following GD topic, you will be getting some points with divergent views which you can pick up and develop.  Today, you will read GD topic: 

We Have Not Dealt Chinese Incursion in Indian Territory Properly
 
Incursion by the Chinese into Indian territories lasted for a complete 3 week period ending first week of May. The questions that are really top of the mind are if this was a totally unpredicted intrusion? If yes, how was it possible, given the fact that our army has the best intelligence? 
 
Our army is competent to deal with any intrusion across the border. But, in order to maintain and respect the healthy relations with our neighbouring countries, the army was ordered to deal with the situation in a healthy way which meant no aggression. The reason stated was that if our army did retaliate, chances of a war would have become high leading to major international issues.
 
Also, the government stayed inactive for a long time before actually sending back the troops causing signs of danger. On one hand, the Chinese troops were being strong headed and declined on moving back on the LOC. While on the other hand, the decision makers were trying to avoid any sort of war with PLA (people liberation army) hence, were trying to negotiate the situation.
 
Since the Sino-India war of 1962, the relations have never been more than cordial. In fact, India poses the highest threat from China. There have been major issues related to the Line of Actual control between the two countries. But, is the negotiation the only way to handle the strong headed Chinese troops?
 
While, understandably India does not want to go to war with China, is it reasonable to put in danger the lives of people surrounding the area? A decision that was made during the 1962 war has indeed raged a lot many people when India decided to move back and claimed defeat. Has there been no change in the attitude of decision makers in these forty years? 
 
The decisions makers are not looking at the whole situation but just wandering on one part diplomatically. It is very true that the situation was not dealt with properly else the Chinese troops would not have been in for such a long time.