Major India-China conflict in Arunachal Pradesh , 200 infiltrating Chinese soldiers were run upside down by Indian soldiers

by Bhupen Goswami 

 Guwahati: China has made several mistakes to take possession of land in neighbouring countries. Now there is very sensitive news that China is not shying away from its actions. Its soldiers are often trying to infiltrate into India along the borders with India. This is repeatedly creating tension on the border. The latest case is of Arunachal Pradesh sector on line of actual control (LAC). According to defence sources, China is not shying away from its actions not only in Ladakh but also in Arunachal Pradesh. In Arunachal Pradesh, Indian troops clashed with Chinese troops in Tawang sector last week.

According to it, the troops of the two countries had come face to face over the border dispute during patrolling and the operation continued for a few hours. However, there was no loss to the Indian soldiers and the dispute was resolved through negotiations as per protocol.According to defence sources at the Tezpur Indian Army Headquarters (Gajraj Corps), 200 Chinese soldiers had entered the Indian border from Tibet on the Line of Actual Control in Arunachal Pradesh, which was driven out by Indian troops. Some Chinese soldiers are also reported to have been taken into custody. Reports of Chinese infiltration and clashes with Indian troops in Ladakh have been doing the rounds, but the news of clashes in Arunachal Pradesh has come after a long time. This shows that China has again stepped up its activities in Arunachal. India-China talks on Ladakh are scheduled to be held in the next 3-4 days. A senior defence officer of The Tezpur Indian Army Headquarters (Gajraj Corps) claimed that China had settled a village four and a half kilometres from India’s border in Arunachal. More than 500 houses have been constructed. The village has been settled on the banks of sari chu river in Subansiri district. This is an area near the Line of Actual Control. An Army source said the borders of the two countries have not been formally demarcated in the Arunachal sector.

Therefore, the armies of the two countries have their own perceptions of lac, but during the last patrolling, Chinese troops came very close to India’s border, which escalated tensions.  Local commanders of the two countries then took the lead and the forces withdrew under the existing protocol after mutual talks. According to defence sources, there has been no damage in the tension. On the LAC, 200 Chinese soldiers came very close to India’s border. This was followed by a tense situation. Indian troops started protesting against it and stopped 200 Chinese soldiers there and drove them out. Army sources said, the issue was resolved as per the protocol laid down after physical engagement for a few hours. There is no damage on the Indian side, no one has been taken into custody. According to reports, the People’s Liberation Army has built shelters from Wahab Zilga to Piu, Hot Springs, Chang La, Tashigong, Manja and Churup near Karakoram pass in the northern region. There are 80 to 84 containers made in seven clusters at each location.