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Congress Presses for Parliamentary Debate on India-China Relations Following Army Disclosure

The push highlights security and economic concerns over China’s role in regional conflicts in the run-up to the July 21 monsoon session.

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Overview

  • The Congress renewed its call for a full parliamentary debate on India-China ties in the monsoon session beginning July 21 to build a collective response to Beijing’s strategic and economic challenges.
  • Lieutenant General Rahul R. Singh publicly confirmed that China provided covert support to the Pakistan Air Force during the recent Operation Sindoor strikes.
  • Opposition leaders cited China’s trilateral meeting with Pakistan and Bangladesh in Kunming and India’s record trade deficit as evidence of deepening economic dependence.
  • Jairam Ramesh criticised Prime Minister Modi for downplaying China’s 2020 Ladakh actions and noted five years of government refusals to convene a debate.
  • BJP IT chief Amit Malviya accused the Congress of pro-China positions and of politicising national security to weaken India’s stance.