New Delhi: In the comments that came ahead of the next Indian and Chinese military commander meeting, the Head of the MM Naravane Gen Army said that the increase in the spread of Chinese troops along the border was a matter of worries even when he expressed hope that the 17-month confrontation in the East Ladakh would be resolved in the day upcoming days.
The 13th round of the Corps Commander’s talks between India and China is likely to be held next week, even when the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) continues to consolidate its military position along the border with severe weaponry and increase its airbirds facing India, which has resulted in a suitable deployment on the Indian side.
Speaking to reporters in Leh, Gen Naravane said the increase in the spread of PLA in the “quite large number” in the advanced area of ​​3,488 km from the actual control, stretching from the eastern Ladakh to Arunachal Pradesh, continues to be “our problem”.
A day ago, he had noted that the military face-off would be unavoidable until the border question was completed between the two countries.
Switching to the control line, Gen Naravane said the situation “retreated to pre-February days” with the Pakistani army supporting two infiltration efforts by terrorists through violations of ceasefire in the last 10 days.
On the Chinese border, the Indian Army has also taken matching steps, both in terms of the spread of forces and infrastructure development.
“We have also triggered sophisticated weapons.
We are strong, very ready to fulfill any possibility,” he said after reviewing the operational situation and preparedness in high altitude regions.
An agent report said he noted that the Howitzer who was pushed by himself was deployed with several changes in the Ladakh region to increase the fire wall even though the weapon was basically intended for plains.
Indian and Chinese forces escaped in the area of ​​Range Pangong Tso-Kailash in February and Point-17a patrols near the gorry in August, but the military was deadlocked above the “friction point” in hot springs, Demchok and Plains Depsang located strategically located Continue.
Noting the situation has been “quite normal” at the friction point for the past six months, Gen Naravane said he hoped the release process would be taken further in the round of 13 military talks.
“On and with, all friction points will be resolved,” said Naravane to Ani.
“When talks begin, people doubt whether the talks will complete anything, but I am from a firm opinion that we can resolve our differences with dialogue and that is what has happened in recent months,” he added.
The Pakistani army was previously used to give a “cover fire” to terrorists who tried to infiltrate J & K but had stopped after approving a fresh ceasefire in February this year.
However, support for infiltrating terrorists, however, has begun once again.
“We have delivered, through the messages of hotlines and DGMO level talks that take place every week, that they (Pakistan) may not provide support for any terror related activities,” said Gen Naravane.