What will India do now?

[ashok321]

A) Start a war with China.
B) Approach ICJ at Hague.
C) Do nothing, as in MFN in Pakistan's case.

 

[Jlaw]

There is no obligation on China's part to supply data.

 

[SpArK]

Option D ) Kick the hell out of false flaggers inside the country ( those who claim to be Indian but is hell bend on spreading negativity all the time of the country they claim, while doing licking job for pleasing others which could be due to the surrounding they grew up).

Clearing the illegal mess is the utmost priority.

Context of the above post - Its about rivers.. and illegal ones benefit from usage which is meant for real citizens. And water becomes precious and starts war.

 

[Jlaw]

We already know Indian will not start any war with China .

 

[ashok321]

There is no obligation on China's part to supply data.

Are you saying there exist no mutual agreement on this?

 

[jetray]

We already know Indian will not start any war with China .

no road no war.

 

[Han Patriot]

Option D ) Kick the hell out of false flaggers inside the country ( those who claim to be Indian but is hell bend on spreading negativity all the time of the country they claim, while doing licking job for pleasing others which could be due to the surrounding they grew up).

Clearing the illegal mess is the utmost priority.

Context of the above post - Its about rivers.. and illegal ones benefit from usage which is meant for real citizens. And water becomes precious and starts war.

Actually China is using water as a weapon. We don't need to fire a single bullet and Indians get killed and the economic damage is huge, infrastructure, road, etc. Brilliant strategy of slowly killing India.

 

[ashok321]

Actually China is using water as a weapon. We don't need to fire a single bullet and Indians get killed and the economic damage is huge, infrastructure, road, etc. Brilliant strategy of slowly killing India.

Ok.

But what is India's legal recourse here?

 

[Jlaw]

Are you saying there exist no mutual agreement on this?

Supposedly it's an MOU, which really is less than a pledge.

Ok.

But what is India's legal recourse here?

No international recourse because no such thing as water treaties.
India can start a war against China.

 

[SpArK]

Actually China is using water as a weapon. We don't need to fire a single bullet and Indians get killed and the economic damage is huge, infrastructure, road, etc. Brilliant strategy of slowly killing India.

On which river?

 

[ashok321]

Supposedly it's an MOU, which really is less than a pledge.


No international recourse because no such thing as water treaties.
India can start a war against China.

China: Can't share hydrological data of Brahmaputra river with India ...

 

[Han Patriot]

no road no war.

So no roads and yes permanent occupation? What is the logic?

 

[Jlaw]

China: Can't share hydrological data of Brahmaputra river with India ...

That's something you need to take with a grain of salt from Indian media. But i can tell you it's a nice way of saying don't bug us for data instead of 'go to hell'. Maybe the message is too cryptic for the general Indian populace to understand

 

[beijingwalker]

Xinjiang needs Tibetan water, divert Tibetan water from flowing into Indian to Xinjiang

 

[jetray]

So no roads and yes permanent occupation? What is the logic?

what is the logic?