New Delhi: The 14th Round of Senior Military Commander Level (SHMCL) speaks between India and China will take place on January 12 at the Chushul-Moldo meeting point, on the Chinese side at 9:30 a.m.
(IST).
The Indian side looks forward to constructive dialogue to complete the remaining friction area, said Indian army officials.
New Delhi and Beijing have been involved in holding talks on the actual control path in the east region of Ladakh to complete the deadlock.
So far, 13 rounds of talks have been held.
Both parties saw the resolution of the friction point of the hot spring that appeared after last year’s Chinese aggression.
The friction points on the edge of Lake Pangong and Gortrist Heights have been resolved.
However, hot springs need to be addressed, said the source.
India has also demanded the resolution of the DBO area and the existing CNN crossing area before the April-May frame last year and was considered a legacy problem.
India responded very aggressively against Chinese aggression and examined their actions in various locations.
2020 Galwan Clash also took place in June where both parties suffered victims.
While working to build peace in the New Delhi area also maintain high levels of preparedness to foil one of the mistakes by enemy forces.
Quick development has been made in terms of roads and habitats for troops.
The source estimates that India can easily manage more than 2 lakh soldiers in this area in extreme winter if large amounts of troops are required to be there.
India, China to hold the 14th round of the commander’s level of conversation in Chushul on January 12
