India China Relations, China is troubled by India’s bet on SCO, Dragon is scared of PM Modi’s masterstroke on Global South, revealed – india china relations are still in chaos experts feel no sign of betterment

Beijing: Recently, Prime Minister Narendra Modi hosted the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO). After this, the G-20 conference is to be held in September. Since this event, the mood of China has deteriorated. If foreign policy experts are to be believed, China feels that India has done wrong by hosting the SCO online. At the same time, it is also true that China has a lot of trouble with the fact that PM Modi is pushing the necessary options to reach out to the Global South. His thinking about the Global South is going to trouble China. In such a situation, the relations between India and China do not seem to be getting better at the moment.

PM Modi’s masterstroke
Last month, an event was held in China in which experts of diplomacy from all over the world had reached. In this program itself, there was a closed room discussion on the issue of India and China. During this, some retired and many Chinese officials who were in office were also present for the discussion. Experts say that China has some potential concerns about India’s relations with the US and its reach to the Global South. There was concern about whether India was trying to oust China from the Global South. He is thinking like this because PM Modi had taken the initiative to call a meeting of the Global South as part of the preparations.

Surprised by the G-20 conference
If experts are to be believed, it seems that the G20 summit has taken China by surprise. The Chinese are also troubled by the fact that India has treated the SCO in a double standard by hosting it online. Sources are also aware that Chinese President Xi Jinping has turned down the offer to visit India twice in a few months. It is also clear that China does not wish to return to the pre-2020 status quo on the border. In such a situation, the deployment of troops on the Line of Actual Control (LAC) will probably continue. But at the same time it is also true that China considers the Galvan skirmish as an accident.

Situation unusual on LAC
Chinese officials have been consistently emphasizing that the border issue should be seen as one point of the relationship and not define the entire relationship. India is not ready to accept this. India believes that the situation at the border is ‘abnormal’ and could adversely affect bilateral relations. China says the situation on the border is ‘stable’ and India denies it. The Indian side acknowledges that progress has been made in resolving some areas of conflict, but that conflicts remain in many areas. The matter has become complicated since the violent clash in Galwan in eastern Ladakh in June 2020. China is not ready to return to the situation before this violence.