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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/china/China-twitterati
China twitterati fuming against India on Ladakh
Saibal Dasgupta, TNN | Apr 27, 2013, 02.59 AM IST
BEIJING: Although tightly controlled, the Chinese internet space is filling
up with hundreds of accusations that India is playing foul by raking up a
non-issue over an allegedly fake infiltration by the country's army. Many
users of Weibo, the Chinese Twitter, are demanding that their government "
teach India a lesson".
There are signs of tacit official encouragement of such internet postings,
which have been allowed by censors that usually block any campaign against
what they regard as "friendly countries". Experts and journalists connected
with state-run bodies are voicing similar opinion. Besides, the Communist
Party cadre is known to populate a good part of the internet space.
"Indians fishing in troubled waters? Working hand-in-glove with Japan?"
asked a Weibo user going by the tag Mafeijiutong. A large number of web
users and an official expert on South Asia are suggesting that India is
deliberately trying to damage China's image at a time when Beijing is
engaged in serious disputes with its sea neighbours including Japan. There
are suggestions that India has joined a US conspiracy to raise the bogey of
"Chinese military threat".
"It's worth noting that China's neighbouring countries, the Philippines,
Japan, and Vietnam, are creating trouble and throwing up territorial issues.
The speculation in India about Chinese army crossing the line is
unwarranted at this point of time," wrote Fu Xiaoqiang, a South Asia expert
in the state-run China Contemporary International Relations Institute, in
Huanqiu Shibao. "India should abandon the Cold War mentality, do more to
help China-India relations," Fu added.
As usual, no one is questioning the Chinese government's view that its
troops did not cross the Line of Actual Control into India. |
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