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High degree of collusivity Indian Army chief on Pakistan, China During the session, he fielded a broad range of questions about the army's preparedness for the future, lessons from ongoing conflicts, the situation in Bangladesh, and at the Line of Actual Control and the Line of Control. "Now, the second thing that you have brought out is collaboration or the relationship between our western neighbour and Bangladesh. "As far as I am concerned, since I have said that the epicentre of terrorism is in a particular country, Gen Dwivedi they have a relationship with any of my neighbouring country, I should be looking worried, Gen Dwivedi because as far as I am concerned, the terrorism route can be used from that country also, which is my major concern as of today," Gen Dwivedi Gen Dwivedi said, when asked about reports suggesting growing proximity between Pakistan and Bangladesh. The General said it was "too early" to take a call on the role of Bangladesh, where a change in government may bring about a change in the relationship between it and India. "Because as far as I am concerned, I am very clear, the present military to military relationship is very strong. Gen Dwivedi And, we exchanging note on regular basis, to avoid any kind of a misgiving," he added. Gen Dwivedi He was also asked how the Indian Army looked at the Pakistan-China equation. Gen Dwivedi "What we have to understand is that... we have to be very clear that there is a high degree of collusivity, which we must accept. Gen Dwivedi In terms of the virtual field, it's nearly 100 per cent; in terms of physical, I would say most of the equipment there is of Chinese origin," the Army chief said. Gen Dwivedi