Delusional to Think India-China Have Armed Coexistence

Pravin Sawhney provides an analysis arguing against the official Indian perspective that India and China exist in a state of 'armed coexistence'. He contends that this narrative ignores the reality of China's superior military capabilities, particularly in cyber, space, and economic domains, which grant them a decisive advantage without needing kinetic warfare. Sawhney reviews the history of the Doklam (2017) and Galwan (2020) crises, asserting that India's tactical response failed to address the underlying strategic threat. The video highlights how China utilizes advanced 'battle damage assessment' and cyber-attacks to maintain dominance, and criticizes India's failure to recognize China as a peer competitor rather than a partner. Ultimately, the analysis posits that India's current strategic positioning is flawed and lacks the required understanding of the modern, technology-driven threat landscape posed by China.