XI Pitch 'Dragon-Elephant Tango' to strengthen the links of India China

Chinese President Xi Jinping declared the development of China –India Relations demonstrate that this is the right choice for the two nations to be partners of mutual realization and make the “dragon-elephant tango”, the dance of their emblematic animals.

XI made the comment in his message of congratulations to his Indian counterpart Droupadi Murmu while the two countries finished 75 years of diplomatic relationship.

In his message, Xi Jinping called on both sides to visualize and manage bilateral relations from a strategic height and a long -term perspective, to seek a means, which presents a peaceful coexistence, a mutual confidence, a mutual advantage and a common development, for the large neighboring countries to transform each other and jointly favor a multipolar world and a greater democracy in international relations, The Xinhua news agency reported.

XI also said that he was ready to work with Murmu to take the anniversary of the links as an opportunity to improve strategic mutual trust, strengthen exchanges and cooperate in various fields, deepen communication and coordination in the main international affairs, to jointly safeguard peace and tranquility in the border area of ​​China-India, advancing the healthy and stable development of bilateral relations and World peace.

XI's remarks take on importance because India and China work hard to reset the links that had touched low points after the military confrontation of Ladakh 2020.

Cracks in India China

According to the Xinhua report, Murmu said that India and China are two large neighboring countries that are home to a third of the world's population, noting that a stable, predictable and friendly bilateral relationship will benefit both countries and the world.

In his message, the Indian chief proposed to take the 75th anniversary of diplomatic links as an opportunity to jointly promote the healthy and regular development of Indian-Chinese relations.

According to the Indian Embassy on the China website, India has become the first non -socialist country to establish diplomatic relations with the People's Republic of China on April 1, 1950.

Although the border conflict of 1962 was a setback of bilateral links, the visit of Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhis 1988 marked a start in improving bilateral relations.

Ladakh situation

On June 15, 2020, the Indian and Chinese troops engaged in a six -hour confrontation on the accidental ground of Ladakh, engaging in combat to melee with makeshift weapons such as stones, batons and iron stems.

The confrontation occurred in almost complete darkness and freezing temperatures, leading to deaths as the soldiers fell or were pushed ridges.

Twenty Indian soldiers were martyred in the confrontation, while China has officially recognized four victims, although reports indicate higher Chinese losses, while soldiers have drowned in the agitated waters of the Galwan river.

At the end of last year, India and China reached a consensus and agreed to disengage along the border “in a coordinated and planned manner”.

The two armies withdrew from their positions in their respective positions on their sides and checked the positions of the other after that.

LAKE

For more than four years, the two countries were engaged in a military confrontation along the real control line (lake) following the confrontation of Galwan, which took place in June 2020.

In a recent interaction with the podcaster and computer scientist based in the United States Lex Fridman, the Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared that his government is focused on the guarantee that the differences do not turn into disputes.

“Our objective is to ensure that these differences do not turn into disputes. This is what we are actively working on. Instead of discord, we emphasize the dialogue, because it is only through dialogue that we can build a stable cooperative relationship that serves the higher interest of the two nations,” said Prime Minister Modi in Lex Fridman.

(With IbNS entrance)