Why is Medog controlled by India?

Medog is a county under the jurisdiction of Linzhi City, Tibet Autonomous Region, People's Republic of China. It has jurisdiction over 1 town, 7 townships (including 1 ethnic township), and 60 villages. It is located in southeastern Tibet, on the lower reaches of the Brahmaputra River, with an average altitude of 1,200 meters and a minimum altitude of 115 meters. It covers an area of ??31,394.67 square kilometers, with a cultivated area of ??20,000 acres and a forest area of ??32 million acres. The residents within the territory are mainly the Monba and Lhoba ethnic groups. The main section of the Yarlung Zangbo River Grand Canyon is within the county. But even Laolv is probably still ignorant of the history of Medog and southern Tibet. Let’s take a look at the map first. These maps refer to the southern Tibet region. From the pictures we can see that most of our territory (south) of Medog County is controlled by India. Why is the beautiful southern Tibet controlled by India? This makes me have to mention the issue of southern Tibet after the Sino-Indian War.

The entire Sino-Indian border is 1,700 kilometers long and is divided into three sections: eastern, central and western sections. There is disputed territory on every stretch of the border. In the eastern section, the disputed territory of 90,000 square kilometers is entirely occupied by India. The Line of Actual Control between China and India is the illegal "Wheat Line". The Indian map has regarded it as its official and legal border, and in 1987 it declared the establishment of "Abang", and at the same time a large number of immigrants moved to the area. There are currently twice as many Indians living there than the entire population of Tibet combined.

Total of the eastern, central and western sections, the Indian army occupies 92,000 square kilometers of our territory, which is equivalent to six Beijings, one Zhejiang Province, and two and a half Taiwan Provinces, and is 10 times larger than the Falklands fought over by Britain and Afghanistan. times, 20 times larger than the "Four Northern Islands" disputed by Japan and Russia, and one hundred and one-hundredth of our country's total territory. Some people may say that such a large-scale territorial dispute is the largest case of a country illegally occupying the territory of another country in modern international society, and it is a great shame for the Chinese nation.