New Delhi: Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, who is in the US for the 2+2 dialogue, has sent a strong message to China from the Consulate in San Francisco. He has spoken about the bravery shown by the Indian soldiers in the confrontation with China. He said in gestures that if there is any loss to India, India will not spare anyone.
"I can't clearly say what they (Indian soldiers) did and what decisions we (the government) took. But I can definitely say that there is a message (to China) that if India is harmed, India will not spare anyone. In the month of May 2020, there was a murderous clash between the armies of India and China in the area of Pangong Lake in Ladakh. On June 15, 2020, 20 Indian soldiers had attained valour in the clash between the two army personnel in the Galvan Valley. Many Chinese soldiers were also killed. The Defence Minister further said that India's image has changed and the country's value has increased. In the next few years, no power in the world can stop India from becoming the top three economies in the world.
In gestures, the Defence Minister has shown a mirror to the US' objection to buying oil from Russia. In gestures, he said that relations with one country cannot be at the cost of another. The Defence Minister further said, "If India has good relations with one country, it does not mean that its relations with another country will deteriorate. India has never adopted this kind of diplomacy. India will never adopt it. We don't believe in the zero-sum game in international relations.'' Rajnath Singh said India believes in bilateral relations, which is a "win-win" for both countries. In the Russia-Ukraine crisis, India is buying oil from Russia, which the US is opposing.
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