evidence: Aksai Chin is a region located in the junction of Peoples Republic of China, Pakistan and India. It is claimed by India but is under the administration of China. Aksai Chin is also one of the major border dispute between China and India. Aksai Chin (which is in Uyghur language and it literally means ‘Chins desert of white stones’ Chin refers to Qing dynasty of China) is a very high altitude desert of salt. Aksai Chin is also referred to as soda plain. There is no inhabitation in the region. Because of the presence of the Himalayas and other mountains the region sees little precipitation and also soaks up the Indian monsoon. [...] Pakistan claim on Kashmir also implies a claim to the Aksai Chin. In 1963 there was a border agreement between PRC and Pakistan in which Trans-Karakoram Tract was transferred and other border agreements of 1987 suggest that Pakistan may recognize claims on the areas. Till know no Pakistani government has officially claimed this region and governments all have given tactic approval of PRC considering this area as part of China.