What has happened between the Indian and Chinese forces in the Galvan region of Ladakh on late Monday night can change the relationship between the two countries forever. This can put a stop to the period of informal dialogue between the heads of governments of both countries, while at the same time completely changing the existing equation of each other in international forums. The indication is that after the 70 years of diplomatic relations between the two countries, the curtain may fall on all the celebrations that are going to be held this year. The trilateral meeting of the foreign ministers of China, Russia and India will be effected next Monday.

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Indian diplomats were not sure about the bloody military skirmishes in Galvan in eastern Ladakh. Sources say that the mobilization of the Chinese army from the first week of May 2020 was larger than expected, but there was no possibility that there could be a fight between the two forces. However, now the situation has become the same as it was between India and Pakistan during the Kargil war. There have been attempts to improve relations between India and Pakistan after the Kargil war, but the relationship only got worse day by day. It should not be surprising if something similar happens between India and China.

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According to Nitin A. Gokhale, the country's chief strategist on this matter, Monday's events have dented the efforts being made to restore peace between India and China for the last 40 years. No one had imagined the rapid change between the two countries now six months ago. It is clear that China can no longer be trusted.

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