Indo-China: Chinese announcement is significant now after their withdrawal from Galwan since it was initiated by China itself. If things are exactly as seen, a mutual concern regarding border dispute is finally over.

India responded to theChinese statement responsibly. Indian External Affairs Minister, S Jaishankar said,  ‘‘We continue to strive for a relationship with China, but one that is built on mutual sensitivity, mutual respect and mutual interest.’’

Encountering a question on the consistent comments from Beijing, Jaishankar opined  about how things are “okay” between the two countries.

Jaishankar made it clear that Indo-China relationship will always be based upon “mutual” sensitivity, respect and interest.

India also conveyed its message to China that it will continue to strive for a relationship with China provided the response also is is built on mutual sensitivity, respect and interest.

Wrapping up his four-day official trip to America, in Washington during a press briefing, the Indian External Affairs Minister  also responded to the statement by Chinese ambassador to India.

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Lately Sun Weidong, Chinese ambassador to India, said that the situation on the India-China border is “overall stable” and Indian along with China have moved from the “emergency response” which followed the  Galwan Valley clash in June 2020 towards a  “normalised management and control” situation