New Delhi: There was a small expression between Indian and Chinese soldiers near Yangtse in the Tawang Sector from Arunachal Pradesh last week, spread after several hours according to the protocol and mechanism established among local commanders.
“Physical involvement” occurred after more than 100 Chinese soldiers who disrupted what was considered in India to become the area about 10 days ago, which made both parties in a hurry to the area.
“The deadlock takes place because both parties patrolling their own perceptions of the actual control line (LAC), which is not limited and has an overlapping claim, and face to face that day.
The face-off lasts for several hours before the release occurs.
Nothing Damage to our defense or bunker, “said a source.
“Both parties do activities patrolling the LAC perception line.
Every time a rival patrol physically met, the situation is managed in accordance with the protocol and the established mechanism agreed upon by both parties,” the source added.
India spread a large number of troops in Tawang, which China claimed as part of South Tibet, to thwart all its feasibility by PLA.
Chinese troops have disrupted the LAC in this sector to damage the non-inhabited bunkers and other infrastructure on the Indian side several times in the past.
The new incident came at the time of India and China scheduled to hold talks of the 13th corps commander next week in another offer to relieve 17-month military confrontation in East Ladakh.
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The meeting of the commander of the sixth corps between India and China about the issue of the Ladakh Islands concluded that the Onindian and Chinese troops were released in the area of ​​Range Pangong Tso-Kailash in February and Point-17a patrols near the gorry in August, but the other-appendicted “friction points” in Patrolling Point-15, Demchok and Depsang Plains, which are strategically located continue.
With both troops continuing to use around 50,000 soldiers along the LAC in East Ladakh, PLA has systematically build a more permanent place of troop shelter and strengthens its military position in high altitude, as reported by TOI.
Head of General MM Naravane’s troops, while reviewing the operational situation at Ladakh last week, it has said that the increase in PLA placement in the “quite large number” in the advanced area of ​​3,488-Km Lac, stretching from Arunachal Pradesh, continuing to do so “a problem for us” .
Indian soldiers have also taken matching steps, both in terms of the spread of forces and infrastructure development.
“We have also triggered sophisticated weapons.
We are strong, good enough to be ready to fulfill any possibilities,” he said.
Recording the situation has been “quite normal” at the friction point in East Ladakh 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.
I am from a strong opinion that we can resolve our differences through dialogue,” he said.