Dispute between India and China

The ongoing dispute between India and China in Ladakh for a long time has now deepened.  Tensions between India and China have reached a peak in eastern Ladakh.  Violent clashes took place last night during the exercise to rear forces in Galvan valley.  In this skirmish, two Indian Army officers and two soldiers have been martyred.

 It is being told that some soldiers have been hurt not only towards India but also towards China.  It is being told that there was a fight with sticks and stones in which soldiers on both sides were killed.  China's official media Global Times has claimed 4 Chinese soldiers killed.

 Trying to negotiate for a long time

 Since the beginning of May month between India and China, there was a tense atmosphere near the Ladakh border.  The Chinese troops had crossed the LAC fixed by India and had come to Pangong Lake, near the Galvan Valley.  Nearly five thousand soldiers were stationed here on behalf of China, in addition to this, military goods were also collected.

 Violence after 53 years

 Violence between the armies of the two countries has reached violence after 53 years on the India-China border.  Earlier, on 20 October 1975, the assault rifle patrolling party of Assam Rifle was attacked in Tulung La, Arunachal Pradesh by ambush.  In this, 4 soldiers of India were martyred.

 Rajnath Singh took a meeting

 India's Defense Minister Rajnath Singh has held a high-level meeting with Chief of Defense Staff General Bipin Rawat, the three Army Chiefs and Foreign Minister S Jaishankar.

 How the dispute between the two countries started on the Galvan Valley

 On May 5, 2020, there was a violent clash in East Ladakh region between the soldiers of India and China.  After this, the soldiers of the two countries clashed two more times.  Negotiations were continuing at the military and diplomatic level to end the dispute.  The two countries held several talks at their respective levels, but due to the double attitude of China, more than 10 times the talks of the soldiers have been inconclusive.

 The nearly 3,500 km long Line of Actual Control (LAC) is the border between India and China.  LACs in Ladakh and North Sikkim have recently undergone military construction by both Indian and Chinese armies.  This gives a clear indication of increasing tension between the two and strictness in the attitude of the two weeks after two separate incidents of deadlock.  Galvan Valley is the territory of the Ladakh border line of India China.