China is constantly increasing the number of troops. Seeing this, India has started its activities. The whole of Ladakh is reeling from such a confrontation between the Chinese and Indian armies. In this situation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi held an emergency meeting on Ladakh. He held two meetings on Tuesday. He first met with National Security Adviser Ajit Doval, Chief of Defense Staff Bipin Rawat and the chiefs of the three forces to review security aspects in Ladakh and fix the army's strategy. He then had a separate meeting with Foreign Secretary Harshvardhan Sringler to resolve the diplomatic situation.
Defense Minister Rajnath Singh also had a one-on-one meeting with Ladakh on the
same day before the Prime Minister. He had a meeting with Chief of Army
Staff and Chief of Defense Staff General Bipin Rawat. They reviewed the
security situation in the border area. Army Chief MM Naravane gave
detailed information to Rajnath about the current situation along the Line of
Actual Control. They reviewed the security aspects of the Ladakh border.
India has repeatedly clashed with China over its entry into India in violation
of the border agreement. Tensions between the two countries started anew
earlier this month. On May 9, Indian troops clashed with Chinese forces in
the Nakula sector on the northeastern border. Several people were injured. Although
tensions temporarily eased with the intervention of officials from both sides,
the situation did not return to normal. On the contrary, in the last few
days, both sides have deployed troops in Pangong and Galwan valleys. China
has set up tents along the banks of the Galvan River. Initially, two or
three thousand troops were deployed there, but it has been increased to five
thousand.
He is even reportedly trying to build a Beijing bunker in Galway. Tensions
have risen between the two sides over Chinese troops crossing the Line of
Control (LoC) into Indian territory. But there has never been a dispute
between the two countries over the gathering of Chinese troops in
Galway. And that has raised concerns in India. The commanders of the
two sides have already held six meetings on the issue. But even then the
situation was not normal.
Meanwhile, several satellite images from the Ladakh border area surfaced on
Tuesday. It shows that construction work is underway to land helicopters
and warplanes at Nari Gansa Airport in Tibet, 200 kilometers from
Pangong.
