New Delhi: Talks between India and China in the Border Barisan in East Ladakh have helped “build trust” and the situation in this region has been normal since the release in the area of ​​Pangong Tso in February, said the Head of the MM Naravane Genal Staff on Thursday, emits Trust in the settlement of “the remaining problems”.
In the virtual interactive session in the tank thinker, Gen Naravane, at the same time, said that developments along the northern boundary in the past year were “smart reminders” that the armed forces must continue to prepare and adapt to the exigue of modern war to preserve Indian territorial integrity.
“The situation along the actual (LAC) control line since the release took place in February this year from the north and South Bank of Lake Pangong and Kailash range,” he said.
“Since then, both parties have strictly adhered to the letter and gave birth to the agreed release.
We involved Chinese people at various levels at the political level, at the diplomatic level and of course at the military level,” added Gen Naravane.
, The army’s head was asked to comment on the situation in East Ladakh.
“The talks between us are ongoing and this has helped build trust between the two parties.
And in the future, we believe that we will be able to solve all the remaining problems,” he said.
Gen Naravane said the military from the two countries had been involved in dialogue at various levels.
Comments by the Army Chair arrived three days after Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said that India believed in the resolution of disputes with neighbors through dialogue but would not tolerate or threatened.
India and China on June 25 held a round of diplomatic talks in the border line where they agreed to hold the next military talks on the initial date to achieve the purpose of the full release in the remaining friction point in Ladakh Eastern.
At the Virtual Mechanism of Work Mechanism for Consultation and Coordination (WMCC) on border affairs, both parties have “Frank exchange” and decide to maintain a dialogue to achieve a commonly accepted solution for troop withdrawal to all the friction points, activate progress in the whole bond, according to Ministry of External Affairs (MEA).
India and China were locked in a military deadlock at several friction points in East Ladakh since the beginning of May last year.
However, both parties completed the withdrawal of troops and weapons from the North and South Bank of Lake Pangong in February after a series of military and diplomatic talks.
Both parties are now involved in the conversation to extend the release process to the remaining friction point.
India has been very urgent to release troops in hot water sources, gorry and depsang.
According to military officials, each party currently has around 50,000 to 60,000 soldiers along the actual control line in the sensitive sector.
There was no advanced movement seen in the release of troops at the remaining friction point because the Chinese did not show flexibility in their approach above the 11th round of military talks.