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Sonam Wangchuk exclusive: How we can beat China by attacking its wallet

Sonam Wangchuk, an IITian and an academician, rose to popularity over the last week after he released a couple of videos in which he argued that India can beat China with its army protecting the borders and common citizens attacking China economically.

Speaking to ABP News, Wangchuk said that China has a strong army and feature in Ladakh may benefit them, hence they are more scared of an economic backlash than a conventional war. Wangchuk asserted that if we put China in an economic bind, its people will rise against the totalitarian regime of Xi Jinping.

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