In replying to China's objection over road construction in Arunachal Pradesh today union minister Rajnath Singh replied as "nobody should threaten or warn India". He added Ruling party committed to improve communication in north-eastern states for the development of India.
China reportedly asked India yesterday not to "further complicate" the dispute over the border. It urged stop India to stop all the plans on constructing any roads in the disputed area. In a media statement China said "Before the border problem is solved, we hope the Indian side will not take any action that could further complicate the relevant issue, so as to preserve the current situation of peace and stability in the border area". As per sources in central ministry, The ministry was seeking cabinet approval for the roads in Arunachal Pradesh. Government planning 6000 km roads in Arunachal Pradesh in order to develop communication system to compete with China.
China reportedly asked India yesterday not to "further complicate" the dispute over the border. It urged stop India to stop all the plans on constructing any roads in the disputed area. In a media statement China said "Before the border problem is solved, we hope the Indian side will not take any action that could further complicate the relevant issue, so as to preserve the current situation of peace and stability in the border area". As per sources in central ministry, The ministry was seeking cabinet approval for the roads in Arunachal Pradesh. Government planning 6000 km roads in Arunachal Pradesh in order to develop communication system to compete with China.