India has objected to the handing over of torch by China to a soldier involved in the Galwan Valley conflict. In protest, India has asked its ambassador in Beijing not to attend the Olympic programme. The US is already doing a diplomatic boycott of these Olympics.
Regarding China’s strained relations with many neighboring countries and threats to them, America has said that it always stands with its allies. America has always been in favor of direct dialogue and peaceful resolution on the border dispute between India and China. US State Department spokesman Ned Price said this. At a regular press conference in Washington on Thursday, he was asked questions about China handing over the Winter Olympics torch to Chinese regiment commander Faibao, who was injured in the Indo-China conflict in Galwan Valley.
Ned Price said that we have already expressed our concern about Beijing’s pattern of intimidating our neighboring countries. We stand with our allies and allies. We are committed to promoting our shared heritage, security and values in the Indo-Pacific region.
India has objected to the handing over of torch by China to a soldier involved in the Galwan Valley conflict. In protest, India has asked its ambassador in Beijing not to attend the Olympic programme. The US is already doing a diplomatic boycott of these Olympics.
This act of China is being considered as a conspiracy to defame India. India also lost 20 of its military personnel and officers in the conflict in Galvan Valley of Eastern Ladakh in 2020, while the People’s Liberation Army of China had to pay a heavy price.
Two US senators have also opposed the handing over of the torch to Regimental Commander Qi Fabao. Senator Marco Rubio said that this is another provoking attempt by China to politicize the Beijing 2022 Games. China has tried to provoke by presenting a torch to the soldier involved in the 2020 India-China clash. Similarly, Senator Jim Rishch of the powerful committee of the US State Department tweeted that America will continue to support India to protect its sovereignty.
