India-China Faceoff: The seventh round of talks will be held on October 12 to reduce the deadlock between China and India over the last 6 months on the Line of Actual Control in Ladakh. At the same time, according to the report, China has increased its terms to reduce tension on the border.
Ladakh India and China (India China Faceoff) has been talked many times so far to reduce the deadlock that has been going on for the past 6 months. After the talks between the military commanders of both the countries so far 6 times, preparations are being made for the seventh time on October 12. However, China is adamant about its demands. No steps are being taken by China to reduce the stress of the atmosphere. In contrast, China is installing solar and gas-heated troupe containers and snow tents, making it clear that even this winter Chinese troops will be stationed at the stand-off places in Ladakh.
According to a report in Hindustan Times, government officials aware of the situation in the stalemate said that the PLA (Chinese Army) is preparing for the winter. Containers placed on his behalf may carry four to six soldiers. Along with this, hospitals have also been set up to treat soldiers who become ill.
What is China's condition?
On the other hand, the Indian side believes that disengagement and de-escalation on the border will require several rounds of military and diplomatic negotiations. At the same time, the Chinese army commanders have complicated the situation by saying that the Salt will be withdrawn by the Chinese Army from the Finger Four area on the northern bank of the Water Lake, but before that the Indian Army first left the southern coast of Pangong Tso and Rejang La-. Rachel withdrew from LA.
The Chinese Army wants to change the status of Indian troops on the northern coast near the LAC, while India is adamant about its status of the LAC on the south bank of Pangong Tso. The Chinese allege that the Indian Army has tried to change the status quo within their border. Indian army on high alert
Indian military commanders say that as happened in April 2020, the PLA should return to the North Bank before the Finger Four Spur and return to Finger Eight to restore the status quo. According to him, for the first time, China changed its unilateral position in the North Bank, then first they should return and cooperate in building trust.
With the ongoing deadlock in the North and South Bank, both the forces have not been able to agree in the Gogra Hot Spring area. Also, PLA is preventing Indian soldiers from patrolling in Depsang Bulg area. Before the snowfall starts from October 15, China may try to change the status quo, in which the Indian Army has been alerted.
The PLA may have reduced the air force activity in the area, but Aksai Chin has its military strength firmly deployed. The Indian Army and Air Force are also on high alert with their military strength.
According to the report, an official said that "If China wants some benefits from India to leave Ladakh, then it will have to wait." The LAC position was changed unilaterally on the instructions of Chinese Commander-in-Chief Xi Jinping. China has to restore this situation.