'No one can encroach upon even a needle-tip of land of India': Amit Shah in Arunachal Pradesh
Home Minister Amit Sharma paid homage to martyrs of 1962 India-China war in Kibithoo who 'fought with valour despite lacking in resources'
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Home Minister Amit Sharma paid homage to martyrs of 1962 India-China war in Kibithoo who 'fought with valour despite lacking in resources'
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Despite China raising objection to his visit to Arunachal Pradesh, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday said that no one can encroach on India's land.
Home Minister Amit Shah today said no one can question "India's territorial integrity" amid China's objection to his Arunachal Pradesh visit. "Nobody can take even an inch of our land," he said.
Villagers living near the Line of Actual Control (LAC) are considered the first line of defence and the Centre is trying to prevent their outmigration, said Shah