China Losing India’s Goodwill By Increasing Tension On LAC

China losing India’s goodwill by increasing tension on border: Jaishankar.

Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar said on Saturday that India is being tested in the seven-month-old tension with China along the border in eastern Ladakh, but the country will face national security challenges.

Describing the events on the Line of Actual Control ([LAC)] as extremely disturbing.

He said that what happened is not in China’s interest as they are likely to lose the goodwill in India that has been carefully developed in recent decades was.

China losing India’s goodwill: Much effort was made from both sides to develop these relations.

The External Affairs Minister said that these incidents have raised some very basic concerns as the other side did not abide by agreements to honor LAC and not to take troops there.

Taking part in a dialogue session at FICCI’s annual general meeting, the foreign minister refused to make any predictions for resolving the deadlock with China.

Jaishankar said, ‘I also believe that what has happened is not really in China’s interest. What he has done has greatly affected the feelings of the people (of India).

Professionally, I have seen that changing phase of how the people of India have felt about China during the last several decades and that I am old enough to remember those more difficult days, especially of my childhood and adolescence. Time. ‘

In Hong Kong, pro-democracy Jimmy Lai did not get bail, Pompeo tweeted in support

Hong Kong’s media veteran and pro-democracy 73-year-old Jimmy Lai was denied bail on Saturday. A day earlier he was charged under the new National Security Act.

Lai Tableoid is the founder of ‘The Apple Daily’ and is accused of alliance with foreign powers and endangering national security.

On Saturday morning at the local time, US Secretary of State Mike Ponpio tweeted that the new National Security Act is a mockery of justice.

Pompeo said – are telling the reality of the government

Pompeo called for Lai’s release, saying that his only crime is that he is speaking the truth about China’s totalitarian Communist Party government.

According to Tabloid ‘The Apple Daily’, Lai’s case has been postponed until April 16 at the request of the prosecution.

The prosecution said the police needed time to investigate a thousand tweets made from Lai’s Twitter account.