"Forced Decoupling" Of Economies Will Impact Both Nations, China Warns India

"Forced Decoupling" Of Economies Will Impact Both Nations, China Warns India 

New Delhi: China warned India that a "forced decoupling" of its economy would have a repurcussion to both sides. India had boycotted Chinese products, after a clash in eastern Ladakh's Galwan Valley last month, which martyred 20 Indian soldiers. 

The Chinese ambassador said "China was not a strategic threat to India and that the general structure that we can't live without each other remains unchanged".

Ambassador Sun Weidong wrote on Twitter, "China advocates win-win cooperation and opposes a zero-sum game"

"Our economies are highly complementary, interwoven and interdependent. Forced decoupling is against the trend and will only lead to a 'lose-lose' outcome," he added.

According to officials, the chinese troops had entered India's territory in the remote western region. However, the China rubbishes the Indian claims.

Both the nations had agreed to a complete troops disengagement process, the Ministry of External Affairs announced and added that another round of commander-level talks would be held soon.

"We expect that the Chinese side will sincerely work with us for complete disengagement and de-escalation and full restoration of peace and tranquillity in the border areas at the earliest," spokesperson Anurag Srivastava said.

The process of disengagement begun after National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, held talks on telephone and agreed that both sides should "strictly respect and observe" the Line of Actual Control.

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