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Eastern Army Commander Lieutenant General RP Kalita said that the situation on the border is now normal.

An official statement has come from the army in the Tawang clash case. Eastern Army Commander Lieutenant General RP Kalita said that the situation on the border is now normal. A flag meeting was held regarding the skirmish at Bumla Pass. Commanders of both the countries were present in this. RP Kalita said that we are always ready to defend our country. The situation in Tawang is completely under our control.

600 Chinese were chased by 3 units of the army
There was a scuffle between the soldiers of India and China on 9 December in Tawang, Arunachal. 600 Chinese soldiers tried to infiltrate to remove the Indian post located at an altitude of 17 thousand feet. This post is in Yangtse. Indian soldiers chased away the Chinese.

Defense Minister Rajnath Singh gave a 3-minute reply on this incident in the Lok Sabha at 12 noon on Tuesday, 3 days after the incident. Said- There is no serious injury to our soldiers and no one has been killed. After about an hour, China also gave a statement but it did not even name Tawang. Said so much that the situation on the Indian border is stable. China blamed India for the dispute.

Our fighter jets at the front after the Tawang clash
The Indian Air Force (IAF) has started combat air patrolling on the Arunachal border after the Indian and Chinese soldiers clashed in Tawang. Even before the clash in Tawang on December 9, China had tried to send its drones to the Arunachal border. After this, the IAF immediately deployed its fighter aircraft on the Arunachal border.

News agency ANI quoted sources as saying that China is opposing Indian posts in two areas near LAC in Yangtse near Tawang… Holideep and Parikrama area. Indian fighter jets have intercepted drones moving towards these posts 2-3 times in the last few weeks. Sukhoi-30MKI had stopped this air violation.

Chinese drones tried to infiltrate 2-3 times in Arunachal, after which the Indian Air Force sent fighter Sukhoi-30. – file photo

Chinese soldiers fled leaving goods in Tawang

These sleeping bags have been recovered from the site of the clash. On 9, the Indian Army had chased away 600 Chinese soldiers.

When the Chinese soldiers fled after the skirmish in Arunachal’s Tawang, they left behind many of their belongings. Indian soldiers recovered sleeping bags and other equipment from the site of the skirmish. Its photo has also come to the fore. According to media reports, the sleeping bags which have been found help in living in open areas in cold temperatures. Read full news…

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1. Mehbooba targeted the government on the clash with China, said – soldiers are being beaten up on LAC

Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti said that China grabbed our land, but instead of giving an answer, the government is taking the land of the people of the valley.

PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti has reacted to the clash with China in Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh. Accusing the Modi government on Wednesday, he said that the central government is not allowing the jawans to retaliate. Soldiers are being prevented from answering. This is a sorry state of affairs. Read full news…

2. 600 Chinese were chased away by 3 units of the army, China blamed India for the skirmish

There was a scuffle between the soldiers of India and China on 9 December in Tawang, Arunachal. 600 Chinese soldiers tried to infiltrate to remove the Indian post located at an altitude of 17 thousand feet. This post is in Yangtse. Indian soldiers chased away the Chinese. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh replied on this incident in the Lok Sabha at 12 noon on Tuesday, 3 days after the incident. Read full news…

3. China deployed aircraft after Tawang skirmish, satellite images of military base surfaced, 10 fighter jets and 7 drones visible

Two days after Indian and Chinese soldiers clashed in Arunachal’s Tawang on December 9, China deployed 10 aircraft at its Shigatse Peace Airport. This has been revealed in the satellite image. These images have been released by Maxar Technologies. According to this, China’s military activities were seen about 155 kilometers away from the Indo-China border i.e. LAC. Read full news…