All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen president Asaduddin Owaisi on Tuesday raised a series of questions to the Union government over India’s policy on China, particularly in the context of the situation along the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh.
Taking to X Mr Owaisi sought to know what understanding India had reached with China following the military standoff that began in April 2020.
He questioned whether the Indian Army was currently able to patrol all areas it had access to prior to that period and, if not, sought clarity on how long buffer zones would continue to remain in place.
Citing a media report the Hyderabad parliamentarian stated that China’s infrastructure development along the Ladakh border had doubled since 2020 and that it was proceeding at a pace four times faster than India’s. He asked how such developments were being allowed.
The AIMIM leader also queried whether India had succeeded in preventing China from providing military support to Pakistan and questioned the basis of what he described as a “friendship” with China.
