People's Liberation Army can quickly put 15,000 people to China-India border areas

People's Liberation Army can quickly put 15,000 people to China-India border areas

India's Audit Office submitted to the parliament on the 10th the latest survey, two of which related to the content of China attracted public attention. "India Times" reported that the report shows that China and India on the level of the gap is increasing, both the defense budget, military quality or submarines, missiles, fighters and other equipment standards, India have been significantly behind, especially in the Sino-Indian disputed border areas, the Indian side of the dilapidated infrastructure will seriously affect the Indian military supplies and personnel delivery. "The Hindustan Times" reported on the 12th, the report also on the Indian military logistics department a large number of Chinese imports are quite dissatisfied.
"India Times" reported on the 10th, the Audit Commission report shows that China and India up to 4,000 kilometers on the border line, the Indian side of the 90's plan to build 73 "strategic road", originally planned 2012 All completed and opened, but only 22 to 23 roads completed. The report notes that even these "strategic roads" that are considered "completed", there are many of them that do not meet the required military standards. For example, military vehicles used in multi-barrel rocket launchers can not travel on such roads. The Border Road Authority, which is responsible for the construction of the "strategic road", is blamed. The agency is responsible for the construction of 73 "strategic road" in the 61, has spent 46.44 billion rupees in the budget of 45.36 billion rupees, and the money built by the total length of 22 roads only 707 km.
"India Times" said that in sharp contrast with the Indian side, China has five airports in Tibet, intensive railway network and more than 58,000 km of roads. People's Liberation Army can be in a short period of time to the Sino-Indian border area to run more than 15,000 troops, and the Indian army to form a 3: 1 military equipment.
The Indian Agency of Auditors also showed concern about logistical support in the report. According to the 12th edition of the Hindustan Times, after investigating the Indian Food and Beverage Reserves, the Indian Agency of Audit (EAS) considered that a large number of items such as blankets, mattresses, raincoats and slippers from the Indian army and paramilitary departments were distributed from China, Its introduction is not only the lack of effective quality inspection, but also with India to encourage local manufacturing policy runs counter to. In this regard, the Indian kitchen and kitchen reserves argued that the relevant departments do not have any ban on the importation of Chinese products, "we are from the middle of the procurement there, which the Indian economy and the employment of Indians are good."