2020 & 1962

2020 & 1962

Indians often say that 2020 is not 1962. Meaning India is now stronger and can face Chinese military threat effectively. But then China of 2020 too is not China of 1962. 

Attitude and actions of Chinese show that they are not overly worried about Indian Army. They push us around at will. For them it's a cat & mouse game. China being the cat. They have demonstrated this time and again. During this skirmish we brought back 20 bodies of our brave soldiers. How many enemy soldiers were brought down has remained a matter of speculation or hot debate between political parties, as had happened during the so-called surgical strikes. 

We Indians enjoy debating what Panditji did six decades ago or what vengeful opposition is saying now. Indians never ask why after 4 wars POK, Gilgit Baltistan have remained unliberated or why Aksaichin is still with China? They don't want to know if Indian army is strong enough to face Chinese onslaught? Or is India as a nation physically, economically and morally strong enough to fight a larger conflagration with that country? If not, then what can be done now to remedy the situation so that we are not bullied once again in the next five months, five years or a decade?

Next time the outcome of armed conflict better be favourable to us so that the antagonist has to sing "Ay mera watan ke logo" (ए मेरे वतन के लोगो) in Mandarin. It should not end up in another Indian nitingale rendering a second edition of the song to camouflage yet another debacle.

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