Doklam Standoff which began two months ago is now leading to dangerous military conflict between India and China. The dispute began after Chinese Military began building a road into a territory of Bhutan which is India's close ally. While India suggested withdrawal of both sides and resolving the issue through dialogue, China is adamant that talks can happen only if Indian Troops withdraw unconditionally.
Foreign Media describes the Doklam Standoff as the most serious crisis involved by the neighboring nations since 3 decades.
India fears Chinese Troops moved closer to it's Siliguri Corridor, popular as Chicken's Neck, which separated Northeast region from rest of the country. Whereas, China alleges over 270 Indian Troops have entered into it's territory.
China began setting up blood donation camps near Doklam to collect as many units as possible for using them in emergency situations if war is inevitable. This is a clear sign of war at any moment if India doesn't withdraw its troops and equipment.
Foreign Media describes the Doklam Standoff as the most serious crisis involved by the neighboring nations since 3 decades.
India fears Chinese Troops moved closer to it's Siliguri Corridor, popular as Chicken's Neck, which separated Northeast region from rest of the country. Whereas, China alleges over 270 Indian Troops have entered into it's territory.
China began setting up blood donation camps near Doklam to collect as many units as possible for using them in emergency situations if war is inevitable. This is a clear sign of war at any moment if India doesn't withdraw its troops and equipment.