India has a history of stating Kashmir is an integral part of India and advocated doctrine of non alignment policy.

During Chandrasekar Jantha Government that was supported by Rajiv gandhi headed congress in late 1990s saw the first tilt of allowing USA military flights to fuel in Iraq war. Rajiv Gandhi used this act as an opportunity to topple then Jantha Government.

While Indian taken jadhav case to International court pakistan in April 2017., Dawn newspaper reported, Police in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir claims that they have arrested three suspected of Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) agents for their alleged involvement in anti-state activities. The masked suspects were produced before the media during a briefing the arrested three were residents of Taroti village in Abbaspur in PoK, according to the report.

On Friday, India expressed concern over China’s efforts to construct a road in Doklam and said it had already conveyed to Beijing that such an action would represent a significant change of status quo with “serious” security implications for India. On the same day, Bhutan issued a demarche to China over the construction of the road.

A standoff followed between the Indian and Chinese military after India blocked the construction of the road by China in Doklam. Over 3,000 troops have been deployed by the two nations along the border area as a precautionary step.

But in retaliation China has released a map to back its claim accusing Indian troops of allegedly “transgressing” into Doklam area of Sikkim sector, to prevent the People’s Liberation Army troops from building a road in the area. The map, with a blue arrow and marking points in Chinese, was released by the Chinese foreign ministry Friday night and shows Doklam as a part of the Chinese territory.

Doklam is a disputed area close to the tri-junction between India, China and Bhutan. China and Bhutan have engaged in a long territorial dispute over the area.

China has cited an 1890 Britain-China treaty to back its claim on Doklam. The treaty, called the Convention between Great Britain and China relating to Sikkim and Tibet, has been repeatedly cited by China in reference to the ongoing military standoff. It was signed by British viceroy Lord Lansdowne and lieutenant governor Sheng Tai in 1890.

On Thursday, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Lu Kang had displayed two photographs of the alleged Indian “incursion” into the area. On the same day, the Bhutanese border was put on high alert and border security was tightened as a result of the growing tensions.

One of the photos showed two bulldozers which China claimed to belong to the Indian military. A redline in the photos was showed as “Chinese side of the border”.

Beijing has now demanded withdrawal of Indian troops from the Sikkim sector as a precondition for “meaningful dialogue” to resolve the situation.

With the warning by Chinese authorities putting unilateral ban over Hindu worshipers Kailash yatra pilgrims Indian authorities are now standing on a week wicket to commence dialogues.

To resolve the diplomatic tensions BRICS sincere implantation of missions across borders augment effective results rather than indulge in constant fight with our neighbours.

Need of this hour is not to forget 544 BC Chinese Philosopher Sun Tsu quote “wining a war but with out war is greatest win”.