Tariq Anwar wants Chinese envoy to be called over invasions along LAC

Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Tariq Anwar has asked the government to file a complaint with the Chinese. His suggestion was to calling the Chinese envoy, demanding an explanation over their latest invasions on the Indian side along with the Line of Actual Control (LAC). Anwar stressed that Government should call Chinese Ambassador to India (Wei Wei) and should seek an explanation from him. It is a question of border violations and it should be resolved on an urgent basis.

The Chinese herdsmen had pitched their tents in the Demchok area of Ladakh in Jammu and Kashmir, on Sunday. But they had withdrawn following talks between the two sides. This incident took place at the Charding Nilu Nullah Junction in the Demchok sector along the Line of Actual Control. To stop this intrusion, an Indian patrolling team has been sent to the spot and it was later followed by another team from China’s People’s Liberation Army. Both of these parties have held a flagship meeting between the commanders from the respective teams, which had finally made the Chinese agreeing to move back the herdsmen a day later.

The severity of this incident is quite grave and should be resolved by the Indian Government across the table with Chinese ambassador. Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) is taking a distinct position in various crucial affairs of the country. With the strong presence of NCP Leader Praful Patel, Supriya Sule, Bhaskar Jadhav and Ajit Pawar, the party believes in shaping this country in the most constructive manner. Opposition should not be a mere figure of speech; rather it should play an instrumental role in nation building, as believed by the party.

Praful Patel contributions have enabled NCP to create milestones which are directed for the development of the nation. The party has reformulated its objectives in the most scientific manner. Conforming to the constitution, this party has initiated many developmental projects in terms of industry, sports and agriculture.

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