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China has little respect for India's efforts to freeze status quo: Report

By its brazen actions, Beijing has forced New Delhi to join the rest of Asia in figuring out how to deal with the newest turn in China's "salami-slicing tactics"

Chief of Army Staff Gen Manoj Mukund Naravane
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Tellis said the pattern of Chinese patrolling since the late 1990s suggests that Beijing seeks to eventually control the entire the Aksai Chin plateau

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The current Sino-India border crisis has revealed that China has little respect for India's long-standing efforts to freeze status quo along its frontiers, a top US observer on South Asia has claimed.

By its brazen actions, Beijing has forced New Delhi to join the rest of Asia in figuring out how to deal with the newest turn in China's "salami-slicing tactics", Tata Chair for Strategic Affairs and a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Ashley Tellis said, news agency PTI reported.

"The current Sino-Indian border crisis has revealed that China has little respect for India's long-standing efforts

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