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India and China have signed a new agreement regarding patrolling on LAC. The Foreign Ministry has given this information by issuing a statement on Monday. On the question of bilateral talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said, 'Diplomatic and military talks have been going on between India and China for the last several weeks.'
India and China agreed to start patrolling on LAC
India and China have reached a new agreement to withdraw their troops and resume patrolling along the Line of Actual Control (LAC). According to the information, this contract is related to patrolling in Depsang and Demchok areas. Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri gave this information on Monday. This important development comes ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Russia for the 16th BRICS summit to be held on October 22-23.
Patrolling was arranged to resolve the situation
On the possibility of bilateral talks between Chinese President Xi Jinping and PM Modi during the BRICS summit, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said, 'Diplomatic and military talks have been going on between India and China for the last several weeks. We have an agreement with China on LAC issue. Patrolling arrangements have been made to withdraw the troops and calm the situation. We are still working out the timing and commitments of bilateral talks.
Expectation of reduction in tension on LAC between the two countries
India and China have reached an agreement for patrolling along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh following recent talks between officials of the two countries. Misri said that after the agreement on patrolling, the tension between the two countries on LAC is expected to reduce. The Foreign Secretary said Indian and Chinese negotiators have been in touch over the past few weeks to resolve outstanding issues along the Line of Actual Control.
There was a clash between soldiers in Galwan Valley in 2020
Let us tell you that there was a clash between Indian and Chinese soldiers on 15-16 June 2020 in the Galwan Valley of Eastern Ladakh. 20 Indian soldiers were killed and almost twice as many Chinese soldiers were also killed. However, China's People's Liberation Army has not released official figures about its troops. After this incident, relations between the two countries are tense.
