India demands that China should withdraw its army from the area between Finger 4 and 8. India is closely monitoring LAC in Ladakh as well as in all areas.
Ladakh| Lt. General Level talks between India and China are being held to discuss the second phase of the withdrawal of troops from Eastern Ladakh. This meeting is going on at LAC in Chushul located towards India. The meeting will discuss the introduction of the second phase of disengagement and withdrawal of forces from Pangong Tso and Depasang areas. India will insist on restoring status in these areas as it was before May 5.
China was inclined after discussion with NSA
On June 15, 20 Indian soldiers were killed in an India-China clash in Galwan. Reportedly, 40 Chinese soldiers were also killed, though it did not confirm the figures. On July 5, China agreed to withdraw troops in disputed areas after National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval held a discussion over a video call with China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi to ease tensions. Chinese troops from Gogra, Hot Springs and Galwan Valley have retreated in the first phase of disengagement in Ladakh.
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India’s demand – Chinese Army Must Withdraw From Finger 4, 8
China has also reduced the number of troops on Finger 4 in Pangong Tso area. India demands that Chinese Army should withdraw its army from the area between Finger 4 and 8. According to sources, India is closely monitoring LAC in Ladakh as well as in all areas.
Army Chief Visits Jammu-Pathankot Sector
Army Chief General MM Naravane visited the Jammu-Pathankot sector on Monday to review the military preparedness of the Rising Star Corps. He also visited the Gurj Division. General Naravane asked the army officers and jawans to give a befitting reply to Pakistan’s ceasefire.
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