Indian Army Denied China's Lies, Said- We Did Not Cross LAC, Chinese Soldiers Fired

The Indian Army has once again exposed the lies of Chinese trickery. China claimed that at LAC firing was done from the Indian Army. Now the Indian Army has officially released the statement and rejected China's claim. The Army said that the Indian Army neither took any aggressive step on the LAC. The firing happened on behalf of China.

What Did The Army Say?

The Indian Army issued a statement saying, "India is committed to reducing the deployment of the army and peace on the border, but China is taking action to provoke and provoke the situation." India has never crossed the LAC. India has not taken any aggressive action, including firing. The Chinese military is consistently violating the agreement with an aggressive approach. While negotiations are going on at the military and political level. "

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Regarding the incident yesterday evening, the Army said, "On September 7, the Chinese Army tried to move closer to one of India's forward positions on the LAC, then our Army followed. China fired a few rounds in the air to threaten our soldiers. Despite the provocation, the Indian soldiers showed complete peace and maturity.

The Army further said, "The Indian Army is fully committed to making peace." India's resolve to protect its integrity and sovereignty is also firm. The statement of the Chinese military on the dispute is to confuse its public and the international community.

What Allegations Were Made By The Western Command of The Chinese Army?

On behalf of the Indian Army, the Western Command of the Chinese Army has stated Warning Fire. A spokesman for the Western Command said in his statement, "The Indian Army intruded into the God Pow Mountain area. During the operation, the Indian Army threatened with firing. Chinese soldiers forced to retaliate to normalize the situation. "

The statement further said, "This move of India has broken the agreements between India and China, which has increased the tension in the region and increased the scope of misunderstanding, and this is a very dangerous military provocation." The Chinese newspaper Global Times has also accused Indian soldiers of firing.

Firing After 45 Years On Indo-China Border

The firing took place after 45 years on the India-China border. The last firing incident on LAC took place in October 1975 in Arunachal Pradesh. On June 15, 20 Indian soldiers got killed in a Galvan skirmish. In this skirmish, India kept restraint and did not fire. After Galvan's clash, India now changed the 'Rule of Engagement'. That is, firing also can be done if needed.

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