China has also been involved in border conflict with India in Arunachal Pradesh
New Delhi:
Rahul Gandhi targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the second consecutive day over reports of China building a bridge over the Pangong Tso lake in Ladakh near the Line of Actual Control (LAC).
Former Congress President raised questions on the Prime Minister Silence on the same on January 4 as well. This time he tagged a picture with arrows showing the alleged Chinese bridge over Pangong Tso lake, which is very close to the LAC.
“China is building an illegal bridge in our country. PLA spirits are rising because of PM’s silence. Now there is fear that PM may not even reach to inaugurate this bridge,” the 51-year-old leader said. Said shadow on the prime minister
Kinetics is building connections in our country.
The PLA is being encouraged by the cleanliness of the PM.Even today they are getting polluted. pic.twitter.com/OMCCC3wxXD
— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) January 19, 2022
the construction of bridge across pangong Gives the Chinese army the ability to quickly mobilize troops on any side of the lake.
The bridge, which is 8 meters wide, is located just south of a Chinese army field on the northern bank of Pangong, where Chinese field hospitals and soldiers’ housing were seen during a standoff between Indian and Chinese troops in 2020.
Satellite images from January 16 indicate Chinese construction workers are using a heavy crane to help attach the bridge’s pillars to the concrete slabs on which the tarmac will be laid.
Rahul Gandhi and the Congress have been criticizing the government for its handling of the border situation with China in eastern Ladakh, which has also seen bloody clashes between Indian and PLA troops last year.
China has also been involved in border conflicts with India in Arunachal Pradesh, where it has created enclaves in areas not physically patrolled by the Indian military.
yesterday, Rahul Gandhi tweeted on a glitch That PM Modi closed and resumed his virtual address at the World Economic Forum (WEF) summit in Davos on Monday.
Rahul Gandhi tweeted, even teleprompter could not bear so many lies
A horde of tweets from the BJP handle accused the organizers of Davos of mess.
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