Research & Analysis Wing (RAW) recently cautioned the Indian Government about the possibility of presence of Pakistani soldiers at Galwan Valley along with Chinese armymen when 20 Indian soldiers were martyred.
This had set alarm bells ringing in New Delhi to beef up its preparations against both its neighbouring enemies.
It had been further reported that Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) has been cooperating with Pakistan Army to set up Surface to Air Missile (SAM) in Lasadanna Dhok in Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK).
“It is said approximately 125 Pakistani Army personnel and 30 to 40 civilians were working at the construction site. The control room for the system, sourced quoted the intelligence report saying, would be located at the Pakistani Army’s Brigade headquarters in Bagh District,“ reported Euroasiantimes. com,quoting ten PLA personnel including the officers, stationed at control room.
RAW had also reported similar constructions at Chinari in Jhelum district and Chakothi in Haitian Bala district in Pakistan. Not only on land but mutual cooperation between these two is increasing in high waters as Chinese shIp Jiangwei – II was spotted near Porbandar in February.
The danger of these inimical neighbours joining hands in case of any military conflict seems to be realistic. China is all set to equip Pakistan with its latest military arsenal which includes 4 Type 054A Frigate and Yuan class submarines.
Indian Chief of Defense Staff General Bipin Rawat has already cautioned the nation about two–front war scenario.
The danger and possibility of two front war looks real as Pakistani militarily personnel were seen donning PLA uniform, as shown in a video shared by Chinese journalist and gaining lot of attention via twitter.
It would not be out of place to mention that possibilities of Chinese soldiers in POK and Pakistani soldiers in Ladakh territories under Chinese occupation.
It is a well-known fact but that Chinese soldiers parade intimidate the enemies with their gigantic numbers and modern and sophisticated armoury. But their bravery in action is open to question.
Serving UN peace keeping force in Congo, the Chinese left their posts when they were attacked by local rebels, only to be rescued by Indian soldiers.
In 1980, China invaded Vietnam and declared to the world that they will teach Vietnam a quick lesson and return. But what it turned out was a history. The Chinese were embroiled badly and it took 3 weeks and 6 days for Chinese to return. The PLA had entered Vietnam to free Cambodia from latter’s domination. Not only the Chinese failed at that they lost a huge number of the forces.
And who can forget September 1967 clash between Indian and Chinese forces when the latter attacked Indian posts in Nathu La and Cho La. The attack was decisively repulsed by Indian troops afflicting heavy casualties on PLA.
The recent clash at Galwan sector saw an undisclosed but heavy casualty on PLA. The resentment against PLA in China by the youth is palpable.
Each and every soldier of PLA is the only child of his parents who do not want to lose their son’s life. The soldiers of PLA, unlike their Indian counterparts, are unwilling to lay their life for its motherland. Their lies the crux of Chinese Communist Party’s predicament.
They want their battle to be fought by mercenaries from Pakistan and elsewhere.
