'A ticking water bomb': Arunachal CM flags threat from Chinese dam in Tibet 'we share a border with'
Arunachal CM Pema Khandu has said that Indian states share their borders with Tibet, not directly with China, highlighting China’s occupation of Tibet in 1950. Khandu also raised alarm over China’s massive dam project near the Arunachal border, calling it a “ticking water bomb” that could threaten local communities and ecosystems.
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Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu has said that no Indian state, including his own, shares a direct border with China. Instead, he clarified, Indian states border Tibet, a region that China forcibly occupied in 1950. His remarks come just days after China signalled its readiness...
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