Mp Arunachal Arunachal Tapir GAO claimed that the devastating floods of June 2000 caused by a similar “water bomb”, which washed more than 10 bridges on the river Hajn, because the yarn tangpo is known in the arunachle before it becomes brachrumaputra when entering the Assam.
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The announcement of China about the construction of the world’s largest dam was like a “water bomb” that would have a devastating effect down on the North East India and Bangladesh, a member of the BJP Lok Sabha from the Arunochal -Pradesh Tapir Gao, which claimed here on Tuesday. The Aranchal Pradesh legislator addressed the conference “Providing water safety, environmental integrity and resistance to disaster in the Subgima region: the Brahmaputra case”.
“China has already decided to build a dam, which will be able to produce 60,000 MW electricity. It will not be a platinum but a water bomb used against India and other lower coastal countries,” Gao said.
He claimed that the destructive floods of June 2000, caused by a similar “water bomb”, which washed over 10 bridges on the Seng River, when Jarlung Tsenpo is known in Arunachal before it becomes Brahmaputra after the entrance.
“If China decides to release the water from the dam, the arunchi -Pradesh, ASAM, Bangladesh and other southeastern Asian countries will be devastated,” he said.
The Arunachal MP said that he supports another platinum, which would be built on the Seng River, which will prevent the catastrophe down from the possibility of sudden release of water from the proposed dam.
This project has legitimate problems as the dam can also disrupt the flow of water from the Tibet, creating the risk of flooding or reduces water down, he said.
“This will directly affect agriculture and water supply in India, especially in the Arunch -Pradesh and Asam, as well as in Bangladesh, increasing the dependence on China for these critical resources,” the deputy said.
The Indian government is diplomatically trying to talk to China on this issue, so that the issue is resolved, he said.
China approved on December 25 on the construction of the world’s largest dam on Yarlung Tsangpo in Tibet at about $ 137 billion.
On the site of the largest dam is located, where the river makes a turn in the Chinese District Medag before entering the Arunachal Pradesh.
Swedish journalist-author Bertil Lynter, based in Thailand, Asian policy and history expert, stressed how the Chinese invasion of the Tibetan region in the late 1950s was specifically aimed at numerous mega-rivers that arise in the “roof of the world”.
“China has built 11 mega plain only on the Mekong River, which is a rescue circle of five other countries,” he said.
The linter also emphasized the need for India to have a shared use agreement with China, the absence of which can lead to “bilateral conflicts” between two neighbors.
China not only wants to become a power giant by built a dam in the county, but also plans to divert the water of the zangpora to the yellow river through numerous tunnels, said the author and journalist Claude Arpi in his virtual address at the conference.
Brahmaputra Chairman Dr. Ranbir Singh noted that the pool of the Brahmaputra-only pool of the water river river in India, the rest with water deficiency.
“With this dam in China, we consider the Brahmaputra River basin with a water deficit or what other consequences can be expected in the future issues that need to be resolved by proper scientific research,” he said.
Singh also emphasized the need for a multifaceted strategy, including enhancing antenna against the project, obtaining support in international circles and cooperation.
Professor IIt Guvachati Anamika Barois noted that there is an information gap and lack of transparency on China’s side when the neighboring country “does not share data”.
“We also do not have enough scientific data and tools for measuring the actual impact that the largest platinum in the world has had in the lower countries,” she said.
Experts from Vietnam, Nepal and Bhutan also participated in the conference, as well as with other experts covering ecology, water resources, international relations, environmental law, engineering, policy, management and economics.
The conference, organized by the Analytical Center for the “Asian Fusion”, sought to promote a joint dialogue between state agencies, civil society organizations, environmental practices and academics on huge problems caused by the press in Tibet, among the approaching climate change.
The director of the Asian merger of the Sabiach Dut said the need for an hour is to conduct more scientific research initiated by India to help develop a solid basis for international support against the Chinese Platin proposed on a big band, he said.
(Except for headlines, this story did not edit DNA employees and published with PTI)
