The ongoing dispute between India and China in Ladakh for a long time has deepened even more. On
Monday night, there was a violent clash between the armies of the two
countries. In this skirmish, two Indian Army officers and two soldiers have
been martyred. This incident occurred when near Galwan Valley on Monday night,
after the talks between the two countries, everything was going back to normal.
It is being told that some soldiers have been hurt not only
towards India but also towards China. During this skirmish there has been no
firing of any kind, that is, a scuffle took place. The Chinese military has
also suffered damage in the clash. 5 soldiers have died on the Chinese side.
An official statement issued by the Indian Army said,
"During the process of de-escalation in the Galwan Valley on Monday night, there were violent clashes between
the soldiers of India and China. During this time one officer and two soldiers
of the Indian Army have become
martyrs. Senior military officials of both countries are holding a big meeting
to calm the matter at this time '.
Line of Actual Control
Tension has increased between India and China on Line of Actual Control (LAC). On Monday
night, a violent clash took place between the Indian soldier and the Chinese
soldier on the Galwan valley. In this skirmish, an Indian Army officer and two
soldiers have been martyred.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi alleged that Indian
soldiers crossed the border twice and illegally entered into the jurisdiction
of China and attacked Chinese troops when stopped. During this, there was a
clash between the soldiers of both sides. The Chinese Foreign Minister said
that this would have a direct impact on the ongoing negotiations to reduce
tensions.
Nonetheless, the Galwan River in eastern Ladakh is one of the sectors that have
been in the news recently due to the deadlock between the forces of India and
China. According to recent media reports, although the two forces are in their
respective areas on line-of-actuarial control (LAC), the situation has not
returned to normal. Most importantly, tensions have arisen in the region for
the first time since 1962, and also when the LAC has been clearly defined and
accepted by both rival sides.
