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Congress slams BJP for normalising China's transgressions after Arunachal CM remarks
✍️ India Today NE
🗓 31 Oct 2026, 05:46 AM
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The Congress party has accused BJP leaders of downplaying Chinese military incursions following recent remarks by the Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister.
The Congress party has launched a sharp political attack on the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), alleging that its leaders are attempting to normalize Chinese transgressions in the border regions. This criticism follows recent public remarks made by the Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh regarding the security situation along the Line of Actual Control.
In a statement, Congress leaders argued that the BJP's narrative seeks to minimize the severity of the ongoing border tensions. They contended that such a stance is detrimental to national security interests and undermines the firmness required in dealing with cross-border provocations.
The opposition party emphasized that the safety and sovereignty of the northeastern states must remain the top priority. They called for a unified national stance against any external threats rather than engaging in political discourse that could be perceived as soft on security issues.
The remarks have intensified the political debate in the region, with Congress positioning itself as the primary guardian of border integrity against the ruling party's approach.
In a statement, Congress leaders argued that the BJP's narrative seeks to minimize the severity of the ongoing border tensions. They contended that such a stance is detrimental to national security interests and undermines the firmness required in dealing with cross-border provocations.
The opposition party emphasized that the safety and sovereignty of the northeastern states must remain the top priority. They called for a unified national stance against any external threats rather than engaging in political discourse that could be perceived as soft on security issues.
The remarks have intensified the political debate in the region, with Congress positioning itself as the primary guardian of border integrity against the ruling party's approach.