Asaduddin Owaisi questions Centre’s ‘strategy to deal with China’ amid reports of fresh face-off in Galwan Valley

Owaisi questioned whether or not the federal government even has a method to take care of China or if PR and propaganda going to be the one response. (PTI)

Amid experiences of a minor face-off between Indian and Chinese language troops within the Galwan Valley, a declare denied by the Indian Military, Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi hit out on the Narendra Modi authorities for not clearing the air across the stand-off with China. Hitting out on the authorities, Owaisi termed the state of affairs in Ladakh nonetheless worrisome. “PMO has not formally briefed press nor answered questions in Parliament. What does he need to disguise? We misplaced 20 bravehearts in Galwan final June. China nonetheless denies us entry to Depsang, Gogra, Scorching Springs and Demchok,” he stated in one of many many tweets posted right this moment.

Asaduddin Owaisi requested whether or not the PM will nonetheless be hiding behind ‘legacy difficulty’ excuse. “Does PMO nonetheless keep the fiction that nobody has entered India? What’s the plan for reversing ingress in Ladakh? Is PM going to proceed simply sitting, hiding behind the excuse of ‘legacy points’ to just accept the brand new established order?” he questioned.

Does @PMOIndia nonetheless keep the fiction that nobody has entered India? What’s the plan for reversing ingress in Ladakh? Is PM going to proceed simply sitting, hiding behind excuse of “legacy points” to just accept new established order? 2/n

— Asaduddin Owaisi (@asadowaisi) May 24, 2021

He slammed the federal government for not taking the nation into confidence in regards to the floor realities. “Can PMO inform the nation by when the established order ante in Ladakh can be restored? Or ought to we simply settle for the fait accompli that has been created by China?” he questioned.

Owaisi questioned whether or not the federal government even has a method to take care of China or if PR and propaganda are going to be the one response.

Earlier final week, Exterior Affairs Minister S Jaishankar stated that the connection between India and China is at a crossroads. He put the onus on China saying that the course of the connection between the 2 international locations is dependent upon the neighbouring nation adhering to numerous agreements and sustaining peace and tranquillity alongside the border.

The ties between the 2 international locations have been below extreme pressure following the lethal Galwan valley conflict.