Students light anti-China bonfire – China News

www.telegraphindia.com — Itanagar, Feb. 8: The All Arunachal Pradesh Students’ Union today made a public spectacle of aggression against China’s claim over the state, burning Chinese goods in a bonfire and banning the popular cuisine from menu cards.

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