Red alert also in Uttarakhand, Arunachal Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Ladakh and Sikkim
India has deployed additional troops on the borders of Bhutan and Nepal
New Delhi: In addition to the Line of Actual Control (LAC), India has deployed additional troops along the Bhutanese and Nepalese borders in Ladakh in view of tensions with China. According to Indian media, the Interior Ministry and the Defense Ministry have directed the deployment of additional troops along the Indian border after the high-level meeting and the designated forces to remain on red alert.
After issuing a red alert on the border, Indian Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Sharangala and Army Chief General Manoj Makand Nirvana have also postponed their visit to Myanmar. According to analysts, the current tension between India and China could last for a long time. . According to sources, the Indo-Tibetan Border Force (ITBP) has been directed to remain alert in Uttarakhand, Arunachal Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Ladakh and Sikkim, while the Sustar Seema Bill (SS) deployed to guard the borders of Nepal and Bhutan. B) has also been alerted.
New Delhi has also deployed additional troops on these borders. It is said that India is creating an atmosphere of war in the region. However, no unusual movement has been seen on the Indian border with Pakistan so far. Clashes between forces continue. After thwarting an alleged Chinese military intervention on the southern shore of Lake Pengang in eastern Ladakh, the Indian military has increased its presence on several strategically important peaks there, with personnel and weapons at key locations around the lake. In this area of Ladakh, India was badly defeated until the Indian troops fled the area leaving the bodies of their soldiers who were picked up after the Chinese forces returned to their positions.
India had said yesterday that it had raised the issue of alleged provocative and aggressive actions of Chinese troops with Beijing and asked it to control the troops stationed on the front lines, according to a statement issued by the Indian Foreign Ministry on August 31. Even when the two countries were holding commander-level talks, Chinese troops tried to unilaterally change the border, which was thwarted by the Indian military, while China has denied the allegation and is aggressing against India. Is charged.
In a statement, Ji Rong, a spokesman for the Chinese embassy in India, accused India of provocation and violating China’s territorial integrity and called on New Delhi to immediately withdraw its troops who did not. Legally crossed the LAC, he said India should control the troops stationed on the front lines and refrain from taking steps that could further complicate the situation.
On the other hand, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has also said that there are problems due to the lack of demarcation of the border between the two countries, but Beijing is committed to establishing peace and security on the border. Analysts say India is still under pressure and fear from China. Observers say talks between the two countries are failing because China insists that the two countries’ troops retreat to equal distances, while India’s It is believed that if this is done, it will be to the detriment of India as India will have to withdraw from the territory it claims as its own. However, China has withdrawn its troops and sent a message that it does not want war. .
Professor Billy Ram, an expert on Chinese affairs, says the June 15 clash, which killed 20 Indian soldiers, took place on the northern shore of the lake and the latest clash is on the southern shore, with more to come. “India’s occupation of the high peaks of the south coast could lead to a new conflict in the future,” he said.
He says what has happened is an indication that more such incidents could occur in the coming days in other sectors and more places could become controversial. Professor Billy Ram said that looking at China’s preparations, it seems that Chinese troops intend to stay there even in winter. India is also aware of this and so it has also made preparations. However, Indian military equipment ‘In terms of technology and training is far behind the Chinese army.
He said that the talks held between the two countries so far have failed.
Therefore, it is safe to say that the situation is dire. It is to be noted that India’s Chief of Defense Staff General Bipin Rawat has said that if the talks fail, there is an alternative to military action. Meanwhile, independent observers say that India has suffered heavy losses in clashes with China, while India will destroy itself by fueling the proxy war of the world powers against China. Editor Urdupoint Mian Muhammad Nadeem said that Modi The level at which the government has brought its country to extremism will now take decades to bring Indian society towards “normalization”. He said the BJP’s stupid agenda has endangered peace in the entire region.
He said that the United States and its allies were angry with New Delhi for not providing military assistance to the world powers in Afghanistan, for which India voluntarily sought the help of the world powers.
