Trickster China’s ‘global’ conspiracy before G20 Summit, made a big mistake on Arunachal border

Once again a situation of confrontation is being created between India and China. Three years ago, two superpowers of Asia came face to face in eastern Ladakh. Now once again some similar situations seem to be happening. China describes the south of Arunachal Pradesh as Tibet. Rejecting its claim, India has repeatedly said that Arunachal Pradesh is its part and will always be. Aksai Chin is a part of Jammu and Kashmir. China has released its new official map. Controversy arose as soon as China released the map. China showed India’s Arunachal Pradesh, Aksai Chin, Taiwan and South China Sea in its territory.

The Chinese government has officially released the 2023 edition of its standard map, which includes the state of Arunachal Pradesh and the Aksai Chin region. The map released on August 28 shows Arunachal Pradesh, which China claims as South Tibet, and Aksai Chin, which it conquered during the 1962 conflict, as part of its territory. The new map includes Taiwan and the disputed South China Sea as part of Chinese sovereignty. China formally unveiled the version of its standard map for 2023 that includes disputed territories, such as its claims on Arunachal Pradesh, Aksai Chin region, Taiwan and the South China Sea. India has repeatedly stated that the state of Arunachal Pradesh has always been and always will be an integral part of the country.

The 2023 version of China’s standard map was officially released on Monday and launched on the website of the standard map service hosted by the Ministry of Natural Resources, the state-run Global Times said in a post on X. This map is compiled on the basis of drawing method of national boundaries of China and various countries of the world. The map displayed by Global Times shows Arunachal Pradesh, which China claims as South Tibet, and Aksai Chin captured in the 1962 war. The map also includes China’s claims on the separate island of Taiwan and a nine-dash line claiming a large part of the South China Sea. China claims Taiwan as part of its mainland and its integration with the mainland is part of the stated objective of Chinese President Xi Jinping.