India-China face-off in Galwan Valley in Ladakh
The government on Saturday released
detailed face-to-face details with
China in the Galvan
Valley of Ladakh as it
categorically rejected.
Beijing's volatile
claims regarding the Line
of Actual Control (LAC) and said it
would take up the issue
But opposes his earlier stand.
The Foreign Minister
claimed that since
early May 2020.
the Chinese side has
been disrupting
India's normal traditional
patrol pattern
in the region.
Beginning in
May 2020 the Chinese are
disrupting India's
normal patrol pattern
in the region.
This resulted in a confrontation
which was addressed by
ground commanders.
MEA spokesman Anurag Shrivastava
said that we do not accept the
contention that India was
unilaterally changing
the situation we were
maintaining it.
He also said that the Indian Army is
fully aware of the alignment of the
LAC in all areas of the
Sino-China border areas
including Galvanelli.
The MEA spokesperson also categorically
rejected China's claim that India is
unilaterally changing
the status quo.
It may be recalled that Chinese Foreign
Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian claimed
earlier in the day that the
Galvan Valley in eastern Ladakh.
which was rejected by the
Foreign Ministry.
Srivastava said that
the Indian side has
never taken any
action on LAC.
In fact they have been
patrolling the area
for a long time without incident.
The MEA official said that all the
infrastructure built by the
Indian side is naturally in
favor of LAC.
Responding to a question about the
skirmishes between the Indian and
Chinese soldiers he said
The Chinese side attempted
crime with a reasonable
response from us.
He further said that India
hopes to faithfully
abide between the foreign
ministers of the two countries to
maintain peace in the region for
the overall development of
bilateral relations with China.
India-China Face-off in Ladakh
Early May:
Chinese side disrupts
India's patrolling
pattern Face off
meet commander.
Mid-May:
Chinese side attempts to
move LAC to western
region The MEA states
that the effort met with
reasonable response Talk
takes place.
June 6:
Senior Commanders Meeting
De-escalation and
dissolution agreed on
reciprocal actions.
15 June:
Chinese troops
take violent action
to change the status quo.
17 June:
EAM S Jaishankar-
China FM Wang
Yi spoke on the phone
The foreign minister asked
China to redo its actions and
take corrective steps.