India-China Faceoff: China landed on propaganda after mouthful, said this to India after Tawang clash

India-China Faceoff: China landed on propaganda after mouthful, said this to India after Tawang clash

 

India-China Border Issue: Indian and Chinese soldiers clashed on Friday in Tawang sector of Arunachal Pradesh, in which the dragon got a befitting reply. After Galvan, he would not have thought that his condition would be the same in Tawang. Now China has come down to its old trick. After stealing, now China has become desperate. Instead of accepting his mistake, in the Global Times, the mouthpiece of the Chinese government, the dragon has blamed India itself. In the article of Global Times, a lot of lies have been told on behalf of China.

 China said that the PLA was on regular patrolling and Indian troops crossed the Line of Actual Control (LAC) and blocked the way for Chinese troops. When China, infamous for expansionism in the world, had to suffer, it started giving knowledge to India only. China urged India to work together to restrain the frontline troops and maintain peace on the border. Senior Colonel Long Shaohua, spokesperson of China's Western Theater Command, said that there has been disengagement between the two sides and the PLA dealt with and stabilized the situation with professional, standard and forceful methods. Earlier in the press briefing on Tuesday, the spokesperson of the Chinese Ministry had said that at present the situation is stable and India should follow the agreements reached between the two sides. He said that both the sides have opened military and diplomatic channels for talks so that the issues related to the border can be resolved.

 This is the first major incident on the border after Chinese President Xi Jinping was elected for a third five-year term. Friday's clash took place at a time when the two countries have held 16 rounds of commander-level talks to resolve it at various points since the eastern Ladakh border standoff that began following a violent clash in the Pangong Lake area in May 2020. The last round of talks took place in September, during which both sides agreed to withdraw their troops from Patrolling Point-15 in the Gogra-Hot Spring area. India has been consistently maintaining that peace and tranquility on the LAC is essential for the overall development of bilateral relations.