A high-level Congress delegation will visit Arunachal Pradesh to review the situation in China.

GUWAHATI: A high-level Congress delegation under the newly formed North East Congress Coordination Committee (NECCC) will visit Arunachal Pradesh to review the Chinese situation in the border state.

This was informed by Assam MP and NECCC convener Pradyut Borduloi.
This information was given by Assam Member of Parliament and NECCC convener Pradyut Borduloi.
“We want to know about the border situation after reports of infiltration but the government is silent. So, we want to see the ground situation ourselves,” said the Assam MP and NECCC convener.
He added: “Even Thapar Gau, a BJP MP from Arunachal Pradesh, raised the issue of infiltration in Parliament. According to him, the Chinese entered three districts of the border state.

“I myself tried three times to get an answer from the government on the alleged infiltration. So did other members of the opposition. But my queries were rejected. The government has refused to give any status. Govt. Why is there silence? That is why we have decided to visit the border areas to check reports of infiltration,” said the Assam MP.
Arunachal Pradesh shares a 1080 km long unprotected international border with China.

China refuses to recognize the McMahon Line between India and China in Arunachal Pradesh as an international border.

In fact, China claims Arunachal Pradesh as part of southern Tibet.

Notably, a United States Department of Defense report in November last year mentioned a Chinese village of 100 houses that China allegedly “located in the Tibet Autonomous Region of the PRC and India’s Arunachal Pradesh.” was built within the disputed territory between