The warning issued by the Republic failed to do much.

On July 1, the Indian Parliament discussed the Sikkim issue for a whole day and finally passed a bill urging the government to take necessary actions in Sikkim as necessary to maintain the stability and national interests of India. That is to say, the Indian Parliament not only formally authorized the Prime Minister to take military action, but also put pressure on the Prime Minister's Office.

On the same day, the Indian Grass Team launched a large-scale military operation against two guerrillas in Sikkim.

According to reports from the Republic's news media, India dispatched a total of 2 divisions, including young and famous officers and soldiers. It carried out large-scale encirclement and suppression operations in Gangtok, Tanggu, Lachong, Singhula and Sintam. In order to support ground operations, India also dispatched dozens of combat aircraft and hundreds of helicopters. Special forces were sent to the mountains to find guerrilla camps and guide the targets for the bombers.

The Indian army fought against only two guerrillas with a total strength of less than four.

Faced with the Indian army armed to the teeth, only light weapons and some light mortars, the Sikkim guerrillas in the bazooka could only retreat into the mountains and use the rugged terrain to deal with the encirclement and suppression troops.

There is not much suspense in the battle. Although the Sikkim guerrillas killed dozens of Indian troops by "selling cold guns", the Sikkim guerrillas basically had no power to parry in front of such a powerful enemy.

On the third day of the battle, in July, the Sikkim guerrillas basically collapsed across the board.

Some guerrillas fled into Nepal, which had been secretly supporting the Sikkim independence movement. Some guerrillas also crossed the mountain pass north of Tanggu and entered the territory of the Republic. More guerrillas hid weapons and mingled among the people in order to avoid the edge of the Indian army.

It was from this day that the Indian army's sweep operation entered the second stage.

Faced with guerrillas who fled from Sikkim, the Indian army had no choice but to cross the border to deal with guerrillas who fled into the Republic, even to deal with guerrillas in Nepal. India has to consider the serious consequences. The only Indian army can attack guerrillas who hide among the people and wait until the sweep is over before taking up weapons to resist. In order to safeguard India's interests in Sikkim, the Indian army must also wipe out guerrillas who remain in Sikkim.

The cruel clearance operation began.

The Indian army not only did not let adult men in Sikkim, nor did middle-aged women go. As long as the Sikkim people who could take up weapons to fight were within the scope of the Indian army's "clearance". According to the policy announced by the Indian army in Ziji, all Sikkim adults must report the situation at the nearest Indian army's station and undergo inspection. In order to find out the guerrillas hiding among the people, the Indian army came up with many solutions and used many advanced equipment. For example, the Indian army used a batch of "explosive detection instruments" introduced from the United States. This instrument can not only detect arms hidden several meters underground, but also find explosive powder remaining on clothes and human bodies. Although the Indian army has a civilized attitude towards "suspects", as long as it is found that it has been exposed to explosives.

All the personnel were temporarily taken into custody and were only handed over to the military court for trial after confirming their guerrilla identity. However, there are three major problems with the Indian army doing this: First, Sikkim is an independent sovereign state, and India has no legal basis for trial of Sikkim's opposition; Second, Sikkim is a mountainous country, and many people have guns and ammunition for dealing with wild animals or hunting, so it is difficult to define hunting guns and guerrilla guns; Third, the identification of guerrilla identity is a global problem. Guerrillas are only soldiers when they pick up weapons, and civilians when they put down weapons. The "suspects" arrested by India do not have weapons, so they cannot be called guerrillas, so there is no reason to judge them.

It can be said that the Indian army targeted the civilians in Sikkim, completely losing room for circling.

For a country with a population of only hundreds of thousands, India dispatched nearly 30,000 troops to capture "guerrillas killed and injured thousands of people in the battle, and secretly executed thousands of people. Even the United States, which secretly supported India, could no longer sit still.

On July 2018, US Secretary of State Bruderling flew to New Delhi.

Although Brudering's main mission is to provide commitments to India or cheer for India, when meeting Rurajapani, Brudering made it clear that the Indian army's actions in Sikkim must be restrained.

On this day, something happened that even Rulajapani was unwilling to see.

Sikkim Independence Struggle Party leader Wapali died unexpectedly in a temporary detention center in Gangtok.

Although the Indian government immediately announced that Wapari had committed suicide in fear of guilt in order to evade the trial of the law." No one believed that a revolutionary who had fought for Sikkim's independence for decades would commit suicide.

Wapari's death once again ignited the Sikkim's fighting spirit.

On the same day, several suicide bombings occurred in Gangtok, which not only caused casualties among many civilians, but also killed dozens of Indian soldiers.

It can be said that India was only in real trouble at this time.

Wapali is not only the founder and leader of the Sikkim Independence Struggle Party, but also the only religious leader who can unite the Buddhist and Hindu believers of Sikkim. He has been deeply loved and respected in Sikkim. For decades, India has never dared to deal with Wapali, and even faced the Sikkim Independence Struggle Party he led. It is because Wapali has too high prestige in Sikkim, and attacks him is equivalent to being an enemy of the entire Sikkim. What cannot be ignored is that Wapali has a very close relationship with the Republic. When he was young, he went to the Republic to live in exile for many years. This Sikkim Independence Movement was also initiated by him with the secret support of the Republic. His sudden death provided an excellent opportunity for the Republic to send troops to Sikkim.

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The sudden change caught Lurajapani a little off guard.

Rurajapani sent troops to Sikkim to suppress the guerrillas, on the one hand, in order to meet the needs of the parliament. On the other hand, he wanted to take this opportunity to stabilize the situation in Sikkim, consolidate the pro-India regime, and make Sikkim give up his independence demands, laying the foundation for the ultimate solution to the Sikkim issue.

Wapali will not die sooner or later, but at this time, Rurajapani will be in trouble.

On the morning of the mouth day, less than an hour after the cause of Wapari's death was announced, Rurajapani said in New Delhi that India will invite investigative agencies from neutral countries to participate in the investigation of Wapari's death. If it is confirmed that Wapari's death is related to the detention center or the Indian army, the relevant will be severely punished.

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This statement by the Indian Prime Minister did not play a role in easing the situation.

The key is not how Wapali died, but Wapali died and died in the detention center of the Indian army.

Dangyao, the eldest son of Wapari who is lobbying in the capital of the Republic and Raf Wapari, also the second-person of the Sikkim Independence Struggle Party, officially submitted a request to the Republic's State Council. Later, Raf clearly stated in answering reporters' questions that India must bear all responsibility for the crimes it committed.

At this point, the conditions for the Republic to send troops to Sikkim have been ripe.

In the past, Wang Yuanqing officially received Raf Wapali. After expressing deep condolences, Wang Yuanqing said that the Republic will not only provide all assistance to Sikkim's independence, including military aid, but will also help Sikkim punish the murderer who killed Wapali.

In the afternoon, Rafwapari and Sikkim exiles held a plenary meeting of the Sikkim Independence Struggle Party in the capital of the Republic.

The Sikkim independence struggle is not the key to the activities in the capital of the Republic, but the key is the actions of the Republic government.

At night, Wang Yuanqing convened a high-level meeting of the Republic.

Although the Head of Republic, the State Council, the General Staff and other institutions did not announce the main content of the meeting, according to common speculation from the outside world, Wang Yuanqing made the decision to send troops to Sikkim at this meeting.

However, Wang Yuanqing also lacked a necessary condition, that is, the authorization of the General Assembly.

According to the "Article of Sending Foreign Military" which was voted by the Plenary Congress in March of the year of Liren, the second time Wang Yuanqing was elected as the Republic's First Order of the State. According to the bill, although the head of state of the Republic is the supreme military leader in commanding the three armies, in addition to being able to mobilize independent arms, any foreign-related military action must be passed by the Plenary Congress, and must be supported by the majority of votes above. In this way, even if Wang Yuanqing intends to send troops to Sikkim, he must first apply to the Plenary Congress and vote by the Plenary Congress. Of course, according to the bill, as long as it is not a foreign-related military action, it does not need to be voted by the Plenary Congress. Therefore, Wang Yuanqing can prepare for war and deploy war in advance without the approval of the Plenary Congress.

In the past, Wang Yuanqing went to the plenary congress in person to make final preparations for the war.

On this day, all news media around the world focused on the capital of the Republic.

In order to maintain the discipline of the venue, in addition to several major domestic news media such as Republic State Television, only three overseas TV stations, including Al Jazeera and its overseas telecommunications agencies, were approved to conduct on-site reports on the conference.

The conference starts from morning to noon, and then from noon to afternoon, until the point of induction is in the end.

Except for the two rest periods in the middle, the conference lasted for a whole hour.

It is completely different from what the outside world expected. During the discussion stage, not all representatives agreed to send troops to Sikkim. Although Wang Yuanqing's proposal was supported by most representatives, according to the legal procedures, two-thirds of the representatives must support it. Only Wang Yuanqing can issue an order to send troops. The only key role is the representatives who do not have the Jinming. The votes in the hands of these representatives will determine the future of Sikkim, India, and even the entire South Asia region.

In order to convince these representatives, Wang Yuanqing spent a lot of effort, which was completely different from his previous style.

That's right, this conference that originally only required one sheep to last for a day.

Although the final voting and counting of votes took less than half a kilogram hour, the first 8 and a half hours highlighted the achievements of the Republic's political reform.

In the past, any war decision was made by the head of state, but now the power of the head of state is under

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Although this had some impact on the Republic's military operations, such as exposing the Republic's war attempts, delaying war preparations, etc., from the perspective of national legal system construction, this change has a very far-reaching impact on the Republic's future, and can even be said to have an immeasurable and significant impact on the entire world.

As the Republic becomes one of the world's most powerful military powers, if there is no reliable system to restrict the Republic's military strength, it is necessary to control the army by someone, or a small group led by senior leaders, which will inevitably have unimaginable consequences in the near future.

Wang Yuanqing did this not to restrain his own power, but to restrain the power in the hands of national leaders.

The voting results were not surprising. After the representatives above expressed their support for sending troops to Sikkim, some other neutral representatives also voted in favor and finally passed the resolution to send troops with a support rate of more than 100% support.

That night, Wang Yuanqing formally issued a war mobilization order to the General Staff.

The Republic is about to send troops to Sikkim, and the news that the Republic is about to go to war with India spread all over the world.

Of course, not all news media believe that the Republic will send troops immediately.

In accordance with the resolution adopted by the Plenary Congress, the supreme authority of the Republic authorizes the head of state to adopt

The period of military operations, including military operations, helped Sikkim restore the state artillery of Xinquan, means that the resolution did not reject "non-military means" including diplomatic negotiations.

According to Al Jazeera's estimates, the Republic will make its last effort for peace.

This is true. After obtaining the authorization of the plenary congress, Wang Yuanqing began to make his last peaceful efforts.

On the Japanese, the Republic's Ambassador to India, Zhengwu, submitted a diplomatic note to the Indian government, demanding that India immediately stop its military suppression in Sikkim, hand over the murderer who killed Wapali, withdraw his troops from Sikkim, and recognize Sikkim's sovereign state status.

On the same day, Republic Foreign Minister Yan Shanglong flew to New Delhi as the head of state envoy to meet with Rulajapani.

In the face of Rurajapani, Yan Shang reiterated the Republic's "four points of proposition" and proposed a clear timetable that India must end its military repression in Sikkim by July 10,000. It will provide a formal response to the withdrawal of troops from Sikkim before July 10,000.

This "timetable." is no different from the last card.

With the announcement of the sacrificial revelation to the public, the whole world believes that the war will break out on August thugs.

There are also thugs. Is the Republic capable of completing war preparations in such a short time?

What the parties concerned about most is not whether the Republic can complete its war preparations, but that the Republic is preparing to fight a large-scale war.

If we only deal with the Indian army in Sikkim, in addition to air force, the Republic only needs to dispatch thugs at most one airborne army's forces, and all war preparations can be deployed in place when the war breaks out.

Thug: God, enough for the Republic to mobilize all main combat troops.

That's why the outside world is very concerned about the degree of military mobilization of the Republic.

On the 2nd, three airborne troops entered combat readiness one after another, and all combat troops went to large air bases in the southwest and northwest regions of the Republic according to the wartime scheduled plan.

Three airborne troops were dispatched this time. What exactly did the Republic want to do?

According to the combat effectiveness of the Republic Airborne Army, the three airborne troops are enough to capture New Delhi!

Before the outside world could come back to its senses, new military deployment began.

In order to attract Japanese troops, the troops stationed in the southwest followed the sword troops and headed to southern Tibet.

With 3 airborne troops and 2 field troops, is the Republic ready to capture the Ganges Plain? You should know that even in the full-scale war against Japan, the Republic only used 3 airborne troops and sword troops.

The problem is that the scale of military mobilization is much more than that.

Later that day, the Hongjun stationed in the Central Plains region led the army and army, the Zhangjun stationed in the northeast region, the Pijun stationed in the northwest region, the Blade Army stationed in the southeast region, and even the Jiujun stationed in the capital carried out war mobilization, the ark army, the lead in the army, the flying army, and the black army took the lead in moving to the southwest region, and the outbound army and the blue army moved to the southern Xinjiang region.

In the early morning of the day, the army and the army of the So-Shu and the army also moved westward through the railway.

Including the previous army, the Republic mobilized a total of old army.

This is almost the entire main field army of the Republic Army!

With so many ground troops mobilizing, is the Republic ready to destroy India?

The Army's mobilization is very eye-catching, while the Air Force's mobilization is more representative.

On the morning of the ugly day, the Air Force had deployed about various types of military aircraft to the northwest and southwest regions, among which the combat aircraft exceeded the thugs, the transport aircraft, the tanker was close to the force frame, and various types of support aircraft. As more and more combat aircraft moved to the southwest and northwest regions, the Air Force mobilized almost all combat forces and only retained symbolic defense forces in other directions.
To be continued...