China is once again engaged in increasing its strength on the Line of Actual Control. The Indian Army is ready to give a befitting reply to any action of China. Amidst the ongoing tension on the border, Indian Army Chief General MM Naravane is starting a two-day visit to Ladakh from today. During his visit to Ladakh, Army Chief Naravane will interact with the soldiers posted on the border in the most difficult areas and in bad weather.
Let us tell you that China has once again started its nefarious act on the Line of Actual Control. A large number of soldiers and weapons are being increased on the Ladakh border from China. This visit of Army Chief MM Naravane is considered important in view of the way China is putting pressure on the Line of Actual Control.
Earlier in the month of April, Army Chief MM Naravane visited the Eastern Ladakh areas to take stock of the security arrangements. During this, the Army Chief spoke to the soldiers and praised them while boosting the morale of the soldiers deployed in difficult and high altitude areas and in adverse weather conditions.
General MM Naravane, Chief of Army Staff is on a two-day visit to Ladakh Sector to review the prevailing security situation and operational preparedness. He will also interact with troops deployed in the harshest terrain & weather conditions: Indian Army
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— ANI (@ANI) October 1, 2021
The Ministry of External Affairs on Thursday responded to China’s statement, which said that India is responsible for the situation on the Line of Actual Control. The Foreign Ministry again rejected China’s statement on the border dispute. The ministry said- ‘An attempt by China to unilaterally change the status quo in eastern Ladakh and the mobilization of troops from the Chinese side led to unrest along the border.
The deployment of military contingents and weapons is going on from the Chinese side on the border. In response to the Chinese action, proper deployment was made from the Indian side as well. The Chinese side is expected to work for an early resolution so that the remaining issues in eastern Ladakh are resolved.
