5,000 Chinese troops invaded and occupied Indian territory
5,000 Chinese troops invaded and occupied Indian territory
For the first time since the Kargil intervention in 1999, Indian territory has been occupied by foreign troops. Starting in the third week of April, more than 5,000 Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) troops have intervened at five locations in Ladakh – four on the banks of the Galvan River, and one near Lake Pangong. How the Indian media cries over the arrest of soldiers by Chinese . Watch the video below.
China has already intruded in 5 places with its 5000 soldiers into Indian controlled territory in Ladakh! Not only Modi's Army Generals but also Modi's media completely silent! https://t.co/OaSnO5pyA1
— Ashok Swain (@ashoswai) May 23, 2020
Indian jawans briefly detained by China in Ladakh last week: sources https://t.co/y0dwtfW93K pic.twitter.com/VTTWTBwHhx
— NDTV (@ndtv) May 23, 2020
Tension mounts in Ladakh as China brings in more troops; India maintains aggressive posturing
There were reports of multiple transgressions by Chinese troops in Eastern Ladakh region in the last one week.https://t.co/vb7cOuADnf pic.twitter.com/fx6is3iAnI
— The Times Of India (@timesofindia) May 23, 2020
The number of Chinese patrol boats have gone up three times. Not only have they substantially increased the number of boats on the [Pangong] lake, their patrolling behaviour is increasingly more aggressive https://t.co/NtStJnSrdk
— Yusuf Unjhawala ?? (@YusufDFI) May 20, 2020
