In Varanasi, a group of people under the banner of Vishal Bharat Sansthan burned the Chinese flag and an effigy of Xi Jinping
NEW DELHI| The violent cash between Indian Army and Chinese troops leads to death of 20 Indian soldiers. Following the news, a protest broke out in different states against China and some demonstrators even burned photos and effigies of Chinese President Xi Jinping. Ten protesters were detained in Delhi.
ABVP supporters started a demonstration outside the Chinese consulate in Kolkata. While sitting on a road in front of the office, the ABVP members chanted slogans against China and also showed posters condemning the Chinese government.
Protesters from Swadeshi Jagaran Manch (SJM) gathered near the Teen Murti roundabout in Delhi to protest against China. Delhi Police detained 10 of the protesters.
Delhi Police has said 6-7 Army veterans had gathered near the Chinese embassy in Delhi to protest under the banner of Martyr’s Welfare Association. They were requested to disperse from the spot and they left immediately.
According to ANI, in Varanasi, a group of people under the banner of Vishal Bharat Sansthan burned the Chinese flag and an effigy of Xi Jinping.
As soon as the news broke out after the India-China clash broke out, locals in Ahmedabad burned photos of Xi Jinping.
In one of the worst clashes between troops of India and China, 20 Indian soldiers were killed when they broke into a scuffle in Galwan valley of Ladakh on Monday night.
Twenty Indian Army personnel including a colonel were killed in a fierce clash with Chinese troops in the Galwan Valley in eastern Ladakh on Monday night, the biggest military confrontation in over five decades that has significantly escalated the already volatile border standoff in the region.
Government sources said the Chinese side too suffered “proportionate casualties” but chose not to speculate on the number. However, sources have said the Chinese side has suffered over 40 casualties.
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