The Congress on Sunday reacted to External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar’s recent Parliament statement on the border situation in Ladakh and demanded a debate on the “full gamut” of the India-China relationship focusing on both strategic and economic policy. “The INC reiterates the demand it has been making for the past few years-that Parliament must, to reflect a collective national resolve, be given an opportunity to debate the full gamut of the India-China relationship. This discussion should focus on both strategic and economic policy, especially since our dependence on China has increased economically, even as it unilaterally changed the status quo on our borders over four years back,” said Jairam Ramesh, Congress MP and general secretary in-charge communications, in a statement. On Wednesday, Jaishankar gave a statement in both Houses of Parliament referring to friction points in the Galwan Valley and Pangong Tso, where disengagement of troops was achieved two years ago by creating buffer zones. He said that temporary and limited steps were worked out in a few other places where friction had occurred …