A major agreement has been signed between India and China ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's participation in the BRICS Summit. Both countries have agreed to patrol the Line of Actual Control (LAC). This could resolve the border dispute between the two countries in eastern Ladakh and also reduce the conflict.
Secretary of the Indian Ministry of External Affairs, Vikram Minshree, gave information about this agreement on Monday. He said that the officials of India and China were talking about this issue for the last several weeks. Army officers were also involved in the talks.
According to reports, the two countries may withdraw their troops after agreeing on a new system of patrolling. Currently soldiers are not allowed to go to patrol points in Dapsang Maidan Demchok. The New Testament deals with these issues. With this conflict like Galwan of 2020 can be avoided.
In 2020, there was a clash between Sino-Indian armies in Galwan
This image is of a bloody clash between Indo-Chinese troops in Galwan Valley of Ladakh on 15 June 2020. After this, the dispute between the two countries became more intense.
The Army Chief said – we have to fight as well as cooperate On October 1, Indian Army Chief Upendra Dwivedi said, India's position 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 said that 17 commander level meetings have been held between India and China since April. We have discussed many issues in these meetings.
The foreign minister said in Geneva – 75% of the dispute with China has been resolved
Jaishankar said that talks are going on between the two sides to find a solution to the problem.
External Affairs Minister Jaishankar said during the 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 fierce clash between China and India in 2020 has had a bad impact on the relations between the two countries. No one can say that after border violence, other relations will not be affected.
However, on 25 September at the Asia Society Policy Institute in New York, he clarified his statement that 75% of disputes would be resolved. He said, 'I said this only in reference to the retreat of the troops.' here…
Efforts to end tension with meetings continue In early September, the Ministry of External Affairs gave an update on the current status of India-China relations. Efforts are on to resolve tensions through a working mechanism for continuous dialogue and consultation and coordination (WMCC) meetings, he said.
External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has continuously discussed relations with China on several forums.
What happened in Galwan Valley? On 15 June 2020, China deployed troops in the border areas of eastern Ladakh on the pretext of an exercise. After this incidents of infiltration took place in many places.
The Indian government also deployed the same number of troops as China in the area. The situation became so bad that bullets were fired at the LAC.
Meanwhile, on June 15, 20 Indian soldiers were martyred in a clash with the Chinese army in the Galwan Valley. Later, India also gave a jaw-dropping response to this. About 60 Chinese soldiers were killed.
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S Jaishankar meets Chinese Foreign Minister: Said- LAC and previous agreements should be respected, only then relations between the two countries will improve
An important meeting was held in Laos between Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi. In which the India-China border dispute was discussed between the leaders. Jaishankar asked the Chinese foreign minister to respect the LAC and earlier agreements.
Jaishankar said that stability in relations is in the interest of both the countries. He told Wang Yi that the main reason for restoring India-China relations is the border dispute. He said that whatever the situation is on the border, it will be seen in our relations as well. here…
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