New Delhi: The day after India shared the details of a teenager Arunachal Pradesh lost with the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA), Law Minister of Law Kiren Rijju on Wednesday said that the hotline was exchanged between the Indian and PLA soldiers on the Republican Day reportedly kidnapped by PLA a week ago from the Indian region.
“PLA responds positively to show our national surrender and suggest a place of liberation.
They tend to go to intimate date and time soon.
Delays are associated with bad weather conditions on their side,” he said in a tweet.
Earlier this week, Rijiju said the Chinese had told the Indian Army on January 20 that they had found a boy on their side and asked for further details to set identity.
“To help the Chinese in strengthening identity, personal details, and individual photos have been shared with the Chinese by the Indian Army.
Responses from the Chinese awaited,” Rijju said in Koo’s statement.
According to the statement, 19-year-old Miram Taron in Jido Village in the afternoon of Arunachal Pradesh was found missing on January 18.
“Some people reported that PLA China took him to their detention,” he said.
Rijiju said that since the individual was lost from the area close to the actual control line (LAC), Indian soldiers immediately approached the Chinese on January 19, asking for help in the search and refund of individuals, if he had lost.
to the Chinese region or PLA has taken it in their prisoners.
The Chinese side has assured that they will look for individuals and return them according to the protocol established, the Minister said.
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‘China responded positively to lost teenagers’
