Ladakh Despite the ongoing peace talks between the two countries after the India-China Border Dispute, the Chinese Army (PLA) continues to make intrusive attempts. In this sequence, Chinese soldiers have been caught trying to enter India in plain clothes crossing the Ladakh border. According to TOI’s news , this incident is being reported from Chantang village in Nyoma area, 135 km east of Leh. However, the Chinese army could not stare in much and they were pushed back only by ITBP soldiers and local people.
According to a news of the Times of India, on the Indo-China border, Chinese soldiers crossed the border in two vehicles and entered Indian territory. The local people of Chantang shared the alleged video of it on Sunday. However, please tell that the Indian Army and ITBP have not issued any statement in this regard nor have confirmed this incident. According to the video shared, a group of Chinese soldiers were trying to enter the Indian border using two vehicles, they were in plain veneer and were prohibiting local shepherds from grazing their animals there.
ITBP personnel, civilians push back Chinese soldiers in civilian clothes at Chanthang in Ladakh https://t.co/694c31yCZa
— TOI India (@TOIIndiaNews) December 20, 2020
People protested strongly,
however, during this time, the local residents started strongly opposing them and they had to return. According to people, ITBP personnel also reached there and warned Chinese soldiers. However, it is also not clear that the Chinese civilians present in the vehicle were soldiers. According to the councilor of Nyoma, the website has said that this incident was allegedly four to five days ago. Please tell that there is a large population of Leh in the village of Chantang and this place has always been the eye of China.
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China changed western commander
Amid the ongoing border dispute between India and China, the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) of China has appointed a new commander at the Western Theater Command. According to Chinese media, the head of the Central Military Commission (CMC) President Xi Jinping has handed over the command of the Western Front to General Zhang Shudong. However, India has been expressing confidence over the past few days that military and diplomatic levels are being negotiated between the two countries and that the forces of the two countries may soon withdraw.
According to reports, Xi Jinping has also promoted 4 Chinese military and police officers. New appointments and promotions at high levels in the Western Command of the PLA raise questions over China’s intentions amid the ongoing conflict between the two countries in eastern Ladakh since May. A total of 9 rounds of talks have been held between the forces of the two countries at the Corps Commander level. The last conversation between the two was held on December 10 at the foreign ministry level. This conversation between the two countries was about removing their troops from the forward area and maintaining peace.
