NEW DELHI: Army chief General MM Naravane on Tuesday paid homage to the Indian Troops martyred at the Glawan Valley Struggle with the Chinese Powers This past Year.

All positions of the Army paid homage to”the brave hearts that made supreme sacrifice in Galwan Valley while protecting the territorial integrity and sovereignty of the nation,” stated the Army in an announcement.
Observing the very first death anniversary of their martyred soldiersthe Army stated,”Their valour would probably be forever etched into the memory of the country.” General MM Naravane #COAS & All Ranks of all #IndianArmy pay homage to the #Bravehearts who made ultimate sacrifice in G…
https://t.co/qytugeDp3J— ADG PI – INDIAN ARMY (@adgpi) 1623735625000In the first fatal clash at the border region in almost five years, 20 Indian soldiers had been murdered on June 15 final year at the Galwan Valley, tripping a massive deployment of troops and heavy weaponry by both arenas in the friction factors.
Back in February, China formally acknowledged that the five Chinese army officers and soldiers had been killed in the clashes with the Army although it’s widely thought that the death toll was greater.
Last month, the Army Chief had stated that there could not be a de-escalation without entire disengagement whatsoever opposition points from eastern Ladakh and the Indian Army is ready for all contingencies in the area.
Gen Naravane also stated that India is coping with China at a”company” and”non-escalatory” way to guarantee the sanctity of its promises in eastern Ladakh and it was open to initiating confidence-building steps.
India was insisting on total disengagement in staying friction factors to de-escalate the specific situation in eastern Ladakh.
Assessing the #Bravehearts of #GalwanMaj Gen Akash Kaushik, Officiating GOC #FireandFuryCorps put a wreath at…
https://t.co/Fbo92fSPmX— ADG PI – INDIAN ARMY (@adgpi) 1623735715000A season on, disengagement procedure proceeds The ties between both states came under intense strain after the Galwan Valley clashes which happened over a month following the boundary standoff started between the Chinese and Indian militaries in several friction factors from eastern Ladakh.
India held that the Arabian state accountable for tripping the Ladakh standoff by breaking rules of participation on border control and hauled peace and tranquillity over the LAC is your foundation for the improvement of the remainder of the connection and they cannot be separated.
Seconds after, Jaishankar and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi consented on a five-point pact to solve the row in a meeting in Moscow on September 10.
Both the 2 sides finished the withdrawal of weapons and troops against the North and South banks of Pangong lake at February after a string of diplomatic and military discussions.
They are currently engaged in discussions to expand the disengagement procedure into the residual friction factors.
(With inputs from agencies)