India Vs China War Position Hot Sikkim-Bhutan-Tibet.

Is India's Military Really Prepared for War With China? 

A current report from India's Specialist and Reviewer General (CAG) raised a warning over guard readiness. 

As India and China proceeded with their standoff on the Doklam level at the Sikkim-Bhutan-Tibet tri-intersection, there is a plausibility, if the Chinese media is to be accepted, of approaching war. Both the print and the electronic media in China have run ballistic with promulgation against India. More than 140 articles have showed up in the print media marking India as an assailant, and cautioning it of unavoidable outcomes on the off chance that it neglects to singularly pull back its powers from the debated an area. 

The present question is amongst China and Bhutan, not India, but rather since New Delhi has a companionship bargain with Bhutan, which incorporates securing its power, India had surged troops to Doklam to expel Chinese fighters from the debated range. China is miffed with India as the debated an area does not have a place with India. India, then again, is worried that if China constructs a street on the level, it could have genuine security suggestions for India, as it will give it simple access to India's upper east district by means of the Siliguri passage. India has raised its security worries with China and has offered an answer, where both the armed forces pull back from the questioned zone and keep up business as usual until the point that a last determination is found to the debate. 

China has not reacted to India's recommendation that both the nations push back their troops by 250 meters from the questioned an area. Rather, China has demanded that India singularly pull back its troops from the Doklam level, while declining to pull back its own particular troops. China has likewise rejected every strategic suggestion from India to genially resolve the issue.