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Strategic experts Brahma Chellaney and Anil Trigunayat say China’s detention of an Arunachal woman reflects escalating provocations and calls for a stronger Indian response.

Amid outrage at the detention of Indian woman from Arunachal Pradesh at Shanghai for 18 hours, China has said it 'never recognised the so-called Arunachal Pradesh illegally set up by India' and declared it as Chinese 'Zangnan'.

The woman said she was confined to the transit area without clear explanations, proper food or basic facilities. Her passport was allegedly confiscated, and she was prevented from boarding her connecting flight to Japan despite holding a valid visa.

Traveller claims Chinese officials declared her Indian passport invalid for mentioning Arunachal Pradesh, which Beijing claims as its territory, as her birthplace