New Delhi: As the India-China military standoff on the Doklam plateau in Bhutan enters its third month, China’s official Xinhua news agency has released a video that mocks and parodies Indians in what is the latest attack against India by the Chinese state media. BEIJING: As the standoff in Doklam entered the third month, China on Wednesday renewed its call for India to withdraw troops from the area.Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying said withdrawal of troops by India was a precondition for any dialogue between both sides.India is for simultaneous withdrawal of troops from Doklam in Sikkim sector - which is at the tri-junction of India-China-Bhutan.The crisis began on June 16 when the Indian Army prevented Chinese troops from building a road in Doklam.India says the area belongs to close neighbour Bhutan , but Beijing says the area belongs to it and has asked India to stay out of its boundary dispute with Bhutan.
An English-language Chinese propaganda video from Xinhua, entitled The Spark: 7 Sins of India about the Doklam stand-off involving China, India and Bhutan, goes viral and sparks anger within India.