India-China Dispute: 92 percent of Chinese consider India a big threat

India-China Dispute: China has often been hostile to India. China has also been criticizing the Narendra Modi government at the Centre. Xi Jinping’s government takes support of the mouthpiece Global Times to criticize the Government of India. However, this time the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi and the BJP government have been praised in the Global Times.

The Global Times editorial said that the Government of India is erasing all traces of the colonial era. The newspaper has written that India wants it to develop.

It has been written in the Global Times that the new Parliament House of India will become a great symbol. It includes national symbols like peacock, lotus flower and banyan tree. In recent years, the Modi government has done many important things to present the image of emerging India. This image of India promotes decolonization and emphasizes independence.

What could be the reason behind the praise of China’s Modi government?

During the tenure of PM Modi, the image of India is fast emerging as a developed country on the world stage. India is seen as a powerful country all over the world. India has improved its relations with superpowers like America and Russia. None of China’s move has been able to harm India’s strong image being built globally. This is a big reason why Dragon is on the backfoot. tell that Narendra Modi The new Parliament building of the country was inaugurated on May 28.

People in China consider India a big threat.

Meanwhile, it has also come to the fore that people in China consider India a big threat. This has been revealed in a report. The report of Tsinghua University has claimed that about 92 percent people feel threatened by India. At the same time, only 8 percent people consider India as their friend.

When Tsinghua University did a similar survey in the year 2020, the figures were different at that time. In the year 2020, 26.4 percent of the Chinese considered India a good neighbor and friend, while 73.6 percent considered India a threat and danger.