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Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi said that patrolling on LAC will give both sides an opportunity to understand each other.
After the patrolling agreement on the Line of Actual Control (LAC) between India and China, China's Foreign Ministry on Tuesday said that we will resolve our border dispute together.
Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi on Tuesday called this agreement a good step. He said- First of all both the countries will have to build trust again. For this it is necessary for the soldiers to see and talk to each other. The right environment for this will be provided through patrolling.
India and China had agreed on patrolling a day earlier on October 21. Foreign Minister S Jaishankar had said that there has been an agreement between India and China regarding the border patrolling system. This will bring back the situation before May 2020 (Galwan confrontation). This is positive.
Indian Army has released a video of tanks retreating from Ladakh.
Army Chief said – Buffer zone management, de-escalation is necessary After the agreement between India and China, Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi said, “We are in the process of regaining trust. It will take time.
Withdrawal of armies and buffer zone management are also important for this. How do we build trust? When we can listen to each other and satisfy each other. We will be able to express confidence that we will go into the buffer zones that have been created.
Patrolling will make it easier for you to do this process. Both sides will get a chance to explain to each other. Once trust is established, the next step will be taken.”
What is India-China agreement? China and India have agreed to restore the April 2020 status quo on the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh. This means that now the Chinese army will withdraw from those areas where it had encroached.
Indian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Vikram Misri had said on Monday that a proposal has been prepared to resolve the issues arising after 2020 with patrolling in the border areas of India and China. Both countries will take steps on this.
In April 2020, China had encroached on 6 areas of eastern Ladakh after a military exercise. By 2022, the Chinese army has retreated from 4 areas. Indian Army was not allowed to patrol Daulat Beg Oldi and Demchok.
There was a clash between the armies of China and India in Galwan in 2020.
The picture is of the bloody clash between the soldiers of India and China on 15 June 2020 in Galwan Valley of Ladakh. After this the dispute between the two countries deepened.
Army Chief had said- We have to fight as well as cooperate Following a military exercise in April 2020, the Chinese Army had encroached on at least 6 areas in eastern Ladakh, but two years later, China's PLA had retreated from 4 places. There was no agreement regarding patrolling at the friction points of Daulat Beg Oldi and Demchok and the Indian Army was being stopped in many areas. Now India will be able to patrol everywhere.
On October 1, Indian Army Chief Upendra Dwivedi had said that India's situation with China is stable, but it is not normal, it is quite sensitive. We have to fight, cooperate, live together, confront and challenge China. He had said that 17 commander level meetings have taken place between India and China since April. We have discussed many issues in these meetings.
Foreign Minister had said in Geneva- 75% of the dispute with China has been resolved.
Jaishankar had said that talks are going on between both the sides to find a solution to the problem.
Foreign Minister Jaishankar had said during a summit in Geneva, Switzerland on September 12 that 75% of the dispute with China has been resolved. The Foreign Minister also said that the issue of increasing militarization on the border is still serious.
Jaishankar said that the Galwan clash between China and India in 2020 has badly affected the relations between the two countries. After violence on the border, no one can say that other relations will not be affected by it.
However, on September 25, at the Asia Society Policy Institute in New York, he clarified his statement that 75% of disputes would be resolved. He said, 'I had said this only in the context of the troops' retreat. Read the full news here…
Efforts continue to end tension with the help of meetings In the beginning of September, the Ministry of External Affairs had given an update on the current situation of India-China relations. He had said that efforts are on to resolve the tension through continued dialogue and Working Mechanism for Consultation and Coordination (WMCC) meetings.
External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal had said that Foreign Minister S Jaishankar has continuously discussed relations with China in many forums.
what happened in galwan valley
On June 15, 2020, China had deployed troops in the border areas of Eastern Ladakh on the pretext of exercise. After this, there were incidents of infiltration at many places.
The Indian government had also deployed equal number of troops as China in this area. The situation became so bad that bullets were fired on the LAC.
Meanwhile, on June 15, 20 Indian soldiers were martyred in a clash with the Chinese army in Galwan Valley. Later India also gave a befitting reply to this. About 60 Chinese soldiers were killed in this.
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