China’s “standard” map shows Aksai Chin, which it occupied in the 1962 war, and Arunachal Pradesh, which it claims as southern Tibet, as part of its territory.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to issue a statement in response to China’s publication of a map claiming ownership of Aksai Chin and Arunachal Pradesh, but India flatly rejected it.
On Monday, China released a new “standard” map showing Aksai Chin, which it occupied in the 1962 war, and Arunachal Pradesh, which it claims as southern Tibet, as part of its territory. territory of this country. This map also shows the entire South China Sea as part of China, as shown in previous versions.
“I have been saying for many years that the prime minister’s claim that not an inch of land in Ladakh is lost is a lie. All of Ladakh knows that China has violated. This card problem is very serious. They took the land. The prime minister should say something about this,” said Rahul Gandhi as he made his way to Karnataka.
