Bilateral Issues

there are repetitive points in your answer, few points are missing and your answer requires more evaluation. 1) mention crucial dispute between India and china - border dispute, encirclement of Indian ocean , Tibetan issue and Arunachal Pradesh issue ( visa ) 2) mention third party interference in India and china dispute - US interference in Arunachal Pradesh when US ambassador to india visited AP , US-India cooperation in Indian ocean to counter china's move, US encouraging India to play active role in South China sea 3) now critically evaluate - consequence of third party interference - a) china objected US visit to Arunachal Pradesh which is a disputed area whereas China themselves has interfered in disputed area of Pok and creating CPEC b) china interference in SCS violating territorial waters of neighbouring countries whereas objected India's oil exploration in SCS. c) US - India cooperation in Indian ocean to monitor China moves was objected by china whereas China themselves involved defending Pakistan at international level such as terrorism, NSG. 4) Conclusion - third party interference can be positive and negative. first of all country interfere in another country because they want to broaden their national interest. US interference between India and china is because the US is worried about China's economic and political expansion across the world gradually and the US find India as the best partner. however, India should be careful in third party interference between India and china because China is still the important trading partner of India and cautious of maintaining the smooth bilateral relation.

Thanks for the comments sir.