Ladakh began to slip out of India's hands, China refused to return

Ladakh began to slip out of India's hands, China refused to return

India held flag meeting several times but China rejected Indian claim and set up army camp, now China will never back down from Ladakh, Indian experts

 May 29, 2020) Ladakh slips out of India's hands, China refuses to return. According to the details, China has set up its camp within 8 km from the Line of Control. While China has refused to return, it has taken the position that this place does not belong to India. On the other hand, the Indian government and media are confused.

Two tankers of the Indian army have already arrived but they do not dare to approach the Chinese army. It is also to be noted that due to the tense situation between India and China, the cancellation of scheduled tours has also become clear. According to Indian media, a flag meeting was also held but China refused to back down and rejected India's demands.

Today, 12 days later, the world's largest army claimant is being beaten in Ladakh, India. Indian experts say India will never back down from Ladakh. It is also worth noting that India's dream of appeasing the region has been shattered. Clashes between China and India on the Ladakh and Sikkim borders have left India speechless.

Chinese forces have deployed another 5,000 troops on the Ladakh and Sikkim borders. After which The Indian army has become a wet cat in front of the Chinese forces. Chinese forces are also building military land bunkers in these areas. Eight tents of Chinese troops were seen around the Galvan Valley.

 China has taken the position that India is constructing illegally. It may be recalled that after being tricked by the Chinese forces, the Indian forces have appealed to return with a banner.

On the banner, the Indian Army had written a message to the Chinese forces that you are currently in Indian territory, please go back following the agreement. Following this banner, Indian forces are being targeted by social media users. It is being criticized by some consumers while some are linking it to Indian films.