Sikkim standoff: Mulayam warns govt against joint attack from Pak, China
Samajwadi
Party leader and former Defence Minister Mulayam
Singh Yadav on
Wednesday said China, in collaboration with Pakistan, was readying to
attackIndia. He asked the Centre to reverse its stand on recognising Tibet as
an autonomous region of China, and support the region's independence.
Yadav, and
socialists of his ilk, including former Defence Minister George Fernandes, have
maintained that China is India's "enemy number one", and it isn't new
for the former Uttar Pradesh chief minister to caution about Beijing. Yadav's
comments come in the wake of the ongoing military stand-off between India and
China on the Dokalam area.
The Press
Trust of India (PTI) on Wednesday reported from Beijing, quoting from a
mouthpiece of the People's Liberation Army (PLA), that the PLA has moved tens
of thousands of tonnes of military vehicles and hardware into the remote
mountainous Tibetregion after the standoff with Indian troops in the Dokalam
area in the Sikkim sector.
The vast haul was transported to a region south
of the Kunlun Mountains in northern Tibet by the Western Theatre Command -
which oversees the restive regions of Xinjiang and Tibet, and handles border
issues with India, reported the PLA Daily, the official mouthpiece of the
Chinese military. The move took place late last month...Read More 
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