On one hand, China is talking about normalizing relations with India, while on the other hand it is busy preparing for war. Looking at the latest activities, it seems that China is planning a major war against India in the next few years. On the eastern bank of the Pangong Lake of Ladakh, he is setting up a tremendous military infrastructure and has laid the foundation of the world’s largest hydropower project on the Brahmaputra River (China Yarlung Zhangbo, which flows in the Northeast). That is, China is currently preparing to surround India on two fronts, one military pressure and the other strategic water control.

China’s dangerous military construction near Pangong Lake
According to Open Source Intelligence (OSNIT), satellite photographs make it clear that China is building a large military complex on the eastern bank of Pangong Lake, which is almost complete. China has built deep garages in this complex, where armored vehicles and missile trucks can be hidden. Apart from this, a highway -like structure has been created, which can be used as a launching platform or radar.

OSNIT has also reported that this military structure is located near a radar site and can be used for SAM i.e. Surface to Air Missile System or other weapons. Experts say that if China develops airstrikes and monitoring capacity from here, it can affect India’s strategic freedom.

This infrastructure of China is becoming a strategic threat
According to intelligence reports, China is preparing the region in such a way that missiles and other strategic weapons can be safely placed there. If China can monitor India’s airspace from here and gain the ability to attack with missiles, then it will be a big threat to India’s military power. This structure seems to be a part of a strategic strategy against India.

China laid the foundation of the world’s largest dam on Brahmaputra
The reason for the second concern for India is the new hydropower project of China on the Brahmaputra River. On July 19, Chinese Prime Minister Lee Kyang laid the foundation stone of Medog Hydropower Station, which is going to become the largest dam in the world. This dam will generate three times more electricity than China’s already three george dams. The estimated cost of this project is $ 167 billion and it will be ready in the next ten years.

China is describing it as necessary for energy and development, but experts believe that this is a strategy against India. This dam is being built in an area adjacent to Arunachal Pradesh in India and a tunnel road comes very close to the border of India, causing a direct threat to the northeastern borders of India.

Water-de-addiction and flood threat also increased
Another major concern of India is that China has not yet signed a water-sharing agreement on the Brahmaputra River. This means that India does not get information about the water flow of this river, due to which the danger of sudden floods increases further. Experts believe that this dam may be a part of China’s strategy to use water as a weapon during war. A Chinese social media user wrote – “It is a power project in peace, but in the war? … I will not say anything, understand.” This statement is a serious sign about China’s intention.

Dual trick to surround India!
It is clear that China is preparing to surround India at two levels. On the one hand, India’s security is being challenged by creating a military base on Pangong Lake, on the other hand, water is being made weapons by making dams on the Brahmaputra. Both these strategies are a serious threat to India’s geopolitical and strategic status. India will now have to be alert and answer this threat at strategic, diplomatic and military level.

China has started constructing a huge dam on the Brahmaputra River in South-East Tibet near the border of India. This is the same project that was approved in December 2024. Now China has also laid its foundation stone. Chinese Prime Minister Lee Kiang participated in the foundation stone program of this dam project. The program took place in the Ningchi region of Tibet, which is very close to the border of Arunachal Pradesh.

The Chief Minister of Arunachal expressed concern

Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu had warned a few days ago that China is making ‘water bomb’ on the Brahmaputra river. He said that this project could become a serious threat to India’s security and existence.

China will spend $ 167 billion

China is going to spend around $ 167 billion on this project. It includes five hydropower stations. It is being told that it will produce so much electricity as it is more than the three gorges dam built on the Yangtji River.

China has linked this project to the development of Tibet region and becoming carbon neutral. According to government media, this will also meet the local power needs of Tibet.

India had already raised objection

India had expressed concern about this project in January this year. The Ministry of External Affairs had urged China to ensure that there is no negative impact in the low -lying areas of Brahmaputra. In response, China claimed that this project is safe and no one would be harmed.

What will be the effect on India?

The formation of this dam may affect the northeastern states of India, such as Arunachal Pradesh and Assam. If China stops water or its flow changes, then there may be problems like floods or droughts in the northeastern states of India.

Bangladesh can also be affected

This river leaves Tibet to India and then to Bangladesh. In such a situation, this project can also affect Bangladesh. At the same time, Chief Minister Khandu said that China has not signed any international water treaty so far. In such a situation, it is difficult to trust him. He warned that no one knows what China can do.

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