Beijing
: The work of 624 villages to be settled by China has been completed to make an edge in the border dispute with India. China has built these villages built in the lap of the Himalayas either inside the disputed border or in the occupied areas. China started the construction work of these militarized villages in the year 2017 on the orders of President Xi Jinping. The Chinese government had disclosed in its document that a total of 624 villages were to be built.
Defense expert Brahma Chelani quoted China's official website Tibet.CN as saying that the Chinese government has completed the construction work of these villages in the year 2021. Chelani said India is busy with elections and domestic politics. At the same time, China has secretly completed the work of setting up these 624 villages on the border with India. He said that in the year 2017, the President of China had ordered Tibetan shepherds to settle on the border. Since then the work of settling these villages intensified.
Build electricity, internet, water and strong roads in Tibetan villages
China claims that all these 624 villages built in Tibet Autonomous Region have electricity, internet, water and strong roads. With this, the facilities of food, clothes, house and transport have become much better. China claims that it has brought prosperity, stability, ethnic unity and progress to the region. The website quoted a villager as saying, 'Now we have access to electricity. We can use all electronic devices. Life has become much easier now. These villages have been connected to the power grid so that the problem of electricity can be solved.
China has also built beautiful houses and hospitals in these villages. Along with this, it has also been claimed to make arrangements for the people living here to earn money. The products made here are sent to the big cities of China. Industries are also being set up here according to the need. Amidst the ongoing tension in Ladakh, China has given money to people and settled in areas along the Indian border. In view of the ongoing tension between India and China, common citizens are hesitant to live in these villages, but China is trying to trap these people by giving them various kinds of greed. A few days ago, a US report also claimed that China has built a village in Arunachal Pradesh near the border with India.
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the report of The Telegraph newspaper, these Chinese villages have been built in a far flung area. Apart from this, the weather here is also not favorable for the people to live. In such a situation, China is showing roads, water, electricity and communication network to woo people. These people are also being offered free high quality infrastructure. New Delhi-based think-tank Vivekananda International Foundation cited a report in Tibet Daily to say that the Chinese government is also giving 30,000 yuan per year to people to live in these villages. In Indian currency this amount is around 3.5 lakhs. In this report, many people have accepted the money being received from China.
It has been told in the report of Tibet Daily that China has also deployed a large number of touts to mislead people. In this report, BJP MP Tapir Gao also said that China has occupied our territory. He pointed out that Beijing is behind the construction of more than 100 houses, which have appeared on the banks of the Tsari Chu river in the Upper Subansiri district of Arunachal Pradesh. Konchok Stanzin, a councilor from India's Ladakh border region, said China entices local people by providing them better living facilities so that they can live and build permanent settlements in the disputed border areas.
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India also started settling villages on China border
To answer China, India has started settling villages from Arunachal to other parts of the country. India has also announced in the budget a plan to strengthen the infrastructure in the villages along the border. India has said that border villages are often deprived of development benefits due to sparse population, limited connectivity and lack of infrastructure. Such villages on the northern border will be covered under the new Vibrant Village programme. These activities will include creation of village infrastructure, housing, tourism centres, road connectivity, provision of decentralized renewable energy, direct door-to-door access to television and educational channels and support for livelihood generation.