Expansionist China

After India and Nepal, relentless China now triggers border disputes with Bhutan. Both countries have had a border dispute since 1984 and talks between Thimphu and Beijing have largely been limited to three areas – two in North Bhutan (Jakarlung and Pasamlung areas) and one in West Bhutan. China raised objections to the grant issued for the Sakteng Wildlife Sanctuary in eastern Bhutan's Trashigang district which borders India and China, and Beijing has now claimed that the location is disputed. China continues to propagate its expansionist agenda all along its borders as after India and Nepal, the Communist country has now set its eyes on Bhutan, India's close ally. It is now very clear that China wants to expand their territory every time. It would be interesting to see whether India would react and come with helping hand to its ally.

Kumar Roshan Dusad,

Mangaldai.