He said the situation on the border with China "was very serious" and the government must spell out its policy on how to defuse the tension.
"These are very sensitive and very serious issues. Who is in power - the present BJP is in power. It is for that government to tell us what they wish to do; we only know that from the 'jhoola' at Sabarmati to the present situation there is a big gap - from swinging to being eyeball to eyeball," he said.
The former Union minister said the Congress was with the government when it came to intrusion by China or Pakistan. "We all stand together," he said.
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