In Bhutan, BRO built such a road, seeing Dragon’s senses, Doklam reached All Weather Strategic Road

This road is gamechanger
On August 1, the Prime Minister of Bhutan will inaugurate the road. This important road segment from Vanakha to Ha has been advanced according to the primary national highway standards. The new road includes 5 new bridges, better roads and safety measures, which will ensure better contact in every season to Ha Valley. The project, which was completed at a cost of Rs 254 crore, will give significant boost to regional development, tourism and military logistics. This road goes towards Vastron Bhutan towards Chumbi Valley. Tibet’s Chumbi Valley is important as Troop Movement and China’s presence. Connectivity up to the Chumbi Valley border is important for Bhutan. Due to this road, whenever there is a need for the Bhutanese Army troupe, there will be a fast movement. Logistic supply in this area will be very effective. There is also a post on the Western Front of Bhutan. This was the need of Bhutan and the road has been constructed only after saying. India will also benefit from this road. If Bhutan is strong, it will also be easy for India to counter China. Because India and Bhutan have old and good relations.

There has been a dispute between China and Bhutan over the 477 km long border since the 1950s. One of the two areas that have the most controversy is Doklam area of 269 square kilometers. The second area is from Zakarlung and Pasmalung Valley of 495 square kilometers north of Bhutan. In October 2021, China and Bhutan signed the agreement of ‘Three-step Roadmap’. So far, there has been a 25 -round border talks between China and Bhutan. China recently launched a new controversy. It is a wild life century in the East of Bhutan near Tawang border of Arunachal Pradesh. According to the report, during the Global Environment meeting in 2020, China also staked its claim on this. However, Bhutan rejected it outright. Sakteng will not seem directly to China’s border, yet it has started to claim its claim on it. China is justifying this area.

China is also stopping Royal Bhutan Army
The dispute between India and China over patrolling on LAC is not new. China, which objected to the patrolling of the Indian Army, has now done this act with Bhutan. According to sources, the Royal Bhutan Army (RBA) soldiers were stopped from patrolling in their area on the banks of the Amo-Chu River near Doklam. According to sources, a flag meeting was held in the last week of February to resolve the dispute. In this, the Chinese PLA objected to the patrolling of Bhutan’s army. The special thing is that the Royal Bhutan Army had arrived to check the crossing area on the eastern side of the Amo Chouta of Western Bhutan. According to the report, the Torsa River originating from Choki Valley of China is known as Amo and Chu River in Bhutan. After reaching Doklam, the Torsa river is divided into two parts. As a Torsa drain, the Jamferi Ridge goes from Doklam to the south. Secondly, in the east, Bhutan is divided into Amo and Chho.