- It will be necessary to pay attention to the internal issues of the country

- The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China has said that Xi Jinping will not be able to attend the G-20 meeting: No reason has been given for it.

New Delhi: Chinese President Xi Jinping will not attend the G-20 summit in India, instead Prime Minister Li Keila will represent China. The Chinese Foreign Ministry did not give any reason why Xi could not attend the G20 summit. But it is clear that the border dispute is having a clear impact on India-China relations. US President Joe Biden has also expressed disappointment over Xi not coming to India.

The question is, why Xi Jinping is not coming to India? These may be the reasons for that.

Recently, China published a map. It shows Akshay China and Arunachal Pradesh as part of China. It has also claimed Taiwan and the South China Sea.

Usually China publishes its standard map every year. But this is the first time that India has protested against it. India has vehemently opposed China's claim.

The important thing is the timing of publishing that map. At the BRICS summit held in Johannesburg a few days ago, Prime Minister Modi expressed concern about the situation on the LAC.

It is well known that there has been a border dispute between India and China for the past few years. So the relations between the two countries have become cold. Three years ago, 20 Indian soldiers were martyred in a clash between the soldiers of India and China. Three times as many Chinese soldiers died. But China suppressed the matter in its own country and said through the government media that Indian soldiers were killed.

Both sides have since deployed more and more troops in Ladakh as well as Arunachal Pradesh and Doklam, along with powerful artillery tanks and warplanes. Thousands of soldiers have also been deployed.

Apart from this, due to India's increasing proximity with America, China's main competitor in the business sector, the conflict has also increased.

Both India and China have declared each other's journalists persona-non-grata (persons undesirable) and thrown them out of the country.

Wen-Tee-Sung, professor of political science at the Australian National University, told news agency Reuters that Jin-Ping will not go to the G20 immediately after participating in the BRICS summit. One of the reasons may be that by being absent from the conference full of western countries, they would want to look down on those countries. Also, by doing so, he (Xi-Jin-ping) may also want to support his Russian friend Putin. So they will not be present in that conference.

Prof. National University of Singapore. They cannot afford to leave China if they have to focus on the country's internal issues, says Alfred Wu. His concern is the internal situation of the country. (Possibly: his one-handed policy would have aroused opposition from within.)