China to Build Rail on India’s Northeastern Border
| China making a serious concerns to the security of India by making rails and roads, It may a part of their strings of Pearl strategy. Their port making in Humbantotta, SriLanka is in progress. Additionally their efforts of roads and rail to Nepal, Tibet and nearby Arunachal in the name of tourism and development are not showing a good sign. Its their intelligence plan to reach easily to the boards of India and strengthen surveillance system. Chinese strategy to getting close with Indian neighbors also disturbing India. As a nation with bad history and rule, no one can believe them because they are the duplicate makers - center of duplicate. |
Oct. 15 – In addition to extending its rail service from Lhasa to Nepal, China also plans to expand its rail line to Nyangtri, a city located right on the border of Arunachal Pradesh.Most of Arunachal Pradesh is currently claimed by China as a part of South Tibet. Its existing northern border reflects a 1914 treaty held between the United Kingdom and a Tibetan government, but the treaty was not enforced by India until 1950, and has yet to be recognized by the Chinese government at all.
Nyangtri is also where the Brahmaputra, a trans-national river that originates in Tibet, may be diverted northwards by the Chinese.
Strategic affairs expert Brahma Chellaney told India’s The Economic Times that the rail link to Nyangtri has serious geopolitical implications.
“The building of the railway to this area is significant because of two reasons: China has unveiled plans to construct there the world’s largest dam which will be more than twice bigger than Three Gorges Dam, now the world’s largest dam, and also because it will strengthen China’s rapid military deployment capability in the eastern (Arunachal) sector,” said Chellaney, adding that with the building of this rail way, China will be in a better position to rapidly deploy forces to its western-most territories.
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