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The Chinese have hardened their defences along the LAC and refused to withdraw from Hot Springs PP15, indicating their intention to hold on to the remaining friction points in east Ladakh for another
The Chinese know where they are and what they did. The government of India and the Army, too, are, hopefully, wiser after the event. The only ones who do not yet clearly know what transpired are the people of India.
India, China hold 12th round of border talks World - The Maravi Post
Why India opted for a âstand-aloneâ agreement with China in Ladakh It is my assessment that the Chinese issued a direct/indirect threat to go on the offensive in DBO and Gogra-Hot Springs sector. Text Size: A+ There has been a phased but continuous source-based coverage and commentary about the lack of progress on the disengagement process â with special reference to Gogra-Hot Springs and Depsang Plains â since the 11th Corps Commander-level talks held on 9 April. In the past, deliberate âgovernment leaksâ on the situation in Eastern Ladakh were given as hand...
Ladakh standoff: China refuses to withdraw troops from Hot Springs, Gogra, say reports China has reportedly told India that it should be happy with ‘what has been achieved’ during the disengagement process. Representative image: Indian Army personnel drive during a military exercise in Ladakh. | Mohd Arhaan Archer/AFP China has refused to withdraw its troops from Hot Springs and Gogra Post, two of the friction points between New Delhi and Beijing in Eastern Ladakh along the Line of Actual Control, The Indian Express reported on Sunday. Beijing’s refusal came even a...