New Delhi: Indian Foreign Minister and China agreed to hold the initial meeting of the military commander to “find a commonly acceptable solution” for extraordinary problems in the LAC in the West sector while refraining from unilateral actions that could increase the military islands.
On Wednesday, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar told Mitra China Wang Yi that the troops had to complete the release in the “earliest” release and that the unclean situation had thrown negative light in all bilateral relations in all bilateral relations.
After an hour’s meeting between Jaisankar and Wang Yi in Dushanbe on the sidelines of the SCO meeting in Afghanistan, the Minister of India Tweeted, “highlighted that unilateral quo status changes are unacceptable.
Recovery and maintenance full of peace and calm in the border area is very important for development Our bond.
“The regunitas of India’s position, despite China’s reluctance to budget fully in Ladakh, was reaffirmed by the official statement by the MEA who said,” There is also an understanding that both parties will continue to ensure stability in the ground and no party.
Take what unilateral action Even that can increase tension.
“The situation remains tense in several areas in East Ladakh, especially hot springs.
There is also a “legacy” problem from Depsang Plains where Indian forces are prevented from patrols.
After the agreement about the release in Pangong Tso, there has been no further progress.
The last round of the talks of the military commander on June 25 also did not damage the deadlock.
It is believed that the problem must be increased to the political level, which results in Wednesday’s meeting.
In his meeting, Jaishankar said the border situation “clearly impacted relationships negatively.” China’s efforts to “change the status quo” in the border area “which is ignored by commitment …
The agreement has affected the bond.”
Status changes Unilateral Quo on LAC is not acceptable: India
