NEW DELHI: Military commanders are expected to meet at Chushul in eastern Ladakh on Tuesday to discuss further <a href="/topic/disengagement" target="_blank">disengagement</a> and relocation of Chinese and <a href="/topic/Indian-troops" target="_blank">Indian troops</a> that have amassed on the border since early May in the most intense standoff on Line of Actual Control (LAC) in decades.
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<br>Sources said the fourth round of corps commander-level meeting to defuse the situation is taking place after disengagement at key flashpoints that had emerged, including the <a href="/topic/Galwan-valley" target="_blank">Galwan valley</a> where a deadly clash broke out on June 15.
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<br>Defence minister <a href="/topic/Rajnath-Singh" target="_blank">Rajnath Singh</a> is also likely to visit <a href="/topic/Leh" target="_blank">Leh</a> this week to meet troops and discuss the ground situation with military commanders.
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<br>The meeting is expected to bring out further modalities for disengagement and more specifically the relocation of troops at the flashpoints at Pangong Tso and Hot Springs.
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