India treading 1962 path: Chinese think tank

ISLAMABAD—an outburst of anti-China activity in India coupled with its involvement in raising the Tibet issue at a time when China is focused on a smooth organization of Beijing Olympics, has drawn sharp reaction from Chinese intellectual establishment.
According to an article posted on the website of the China Institute of International Strategic Studies, ‘A Warning to the Indian Government – Don’t be Evil’, the present situation was just like 1962, when India “misjudged the situation and initiated a war” with support of two super powers.
India is on the “same path of confrontation with China” at present; the article on website www.chinaiiss.org claimed.
According to the article an accelerated military position over the past of few decades hand made India look beyond Pakistan to “realise its ambition of becoming a regional and global power”.
To deal with the “imaging enemy” India was stationing its troops along its border, particularly the Silliguri Corridor and borders it shares with Nepal and Bhutan; the web portal said.
Anti-India rhetoric, from Chinese think tanks, has shown a marked rise in the background of escalating tension over India’s perceived efforts to embarrass China over the Tibet issue, when the global attention is fixed on Beijing Olympics, opined the observers.—Agencies