Hardly two months after the Panchsheel Agreement was signed, India discovered that all problems had not been solved. Intelligence Bureau’s version Let us go into the history of the so-called dispute; in July 1952, in a note ‘Border Disputes and Collection of Taxes by Tibetans in Garhwal District’, the Intelligence Bureau described the topography of the area : “The Garhwal-Tibet …
Since 1984, the Chinese and Bhutanese officials have been meeting to discuss their common border. A few years ago, during a ‘discussion’, the Chinese side gave a long presentation about the names of the places which, according to them, proved that Bhutan had occupied Chinese territory at several locations. On December 30, the Ministry of Civil Affairs in Beijing announced …
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