Thread on Evolution of Sino-India Border
I expect followers not to tag official govt handles and create unnecessary hype.
Lets first go back to 2 main great Chinese extents-
Ming Dynasty with independent Tibet 1368-1644
The defeat of the 1791 Nepalese invasion increased the Qing's control over Tibet.
This is 1820 qing claim possibly at the behest of Ambans.
This is the boundary which india officially claim
This is the border Republic of India has inherited and is its official claim based on Dogra and 1914 Simla maps.
Map published by china in 1933 putting aksai chin inside India.
Let us come to post independence.
The Chinese built the road and India was not knowing since 1957, when india protested the Chinese claimed that they have already annexed half of aksai chin
This claim line includes 70% of Aksai chin but includes arunachal as a part of India.
In 24 oct 1962, China invaded further and occupied Aksai Chin and also occupying galwan valley and Depsang Plains.
As far as Congress is concerned the Chinese thus invaded India between 2001-2013, 14 times occupying 900-2000 sq km every time
1. Galwan clash- Most violent claiming casulities, Chinese incursion thwarted
This area saw Chinese occupation 4 times under UPA regime, I will discuss 2020 only.
I might get bashed by BJP and bhaktas badly but what I feel Modi lied when he said not an inch of our land has been occupied
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