China provokes again, troops enter Indian territory in Ladakh

[Srinivas]

China provokes again, troops enter Indian territory in Ladakh

Around 20 Chinese soldiers last week entered Indian territory near the LAC and pitched their tents in Chepzi area in Ladakh, sources said on Sunday.

Around 20-22 Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) soldiers had last week pitched around 8-10 tents in the west of Chepzi in Ladakh area, the sources said.

However, the Army headquarters insisted there was no such incident in that area.

It was not immediately known whether the Chinese troops still remained in the Indian territory or have left.

The Army had held a flag meeting with the Chinese side on Saturday.

Chepzi is close to Chumar area, which has been witness to a large number of incursions by the Chinese side in the last one year.

In April, Chinese troops had entered 19 km inside Indian territory in the Daulat Beg Oldi sector and left the place only after long negotiations and a series of flag meetings between the two sides.

The reports about the Chinese camp in the area have come soon after PLA troops apprehended five Indian nationals in the Chumar area and took them to their camp across the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in an apparent bid to stake their claim on the area.

After the two countries signed the Border Defence Cooperation Agreement (BDCA) in Beijing, they have agreed to resolve their issues under the mechanisms provided by the new pact aiming to prevent flare-ups between their troops.

Defence Minister A K Antony had recently warned that the new border pact does not guarantee that nothing will happen in these areas in future.

Chumar has been one of the most active areas on the LAC in terms of transgressions by the Chinese troops.

Located 300 km from Leh, it has always been an area of discomfort for the Chinese troops as this is the only place along the Sino-Indian border where they do not have any direct access to the LAC.


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[Srinivas]

Chinese troops set up camp in Ladakh's Chepzi area

NEW DELHI: Around 20 Chinese soldiers last week entered Indian territory near the line of actual control and pitched their tents in Chepzi area in Ladakh, sources said on Sunday.

Around 20-22 Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) soldiers had last week pitched around 8-10 tents in the west of Chepzi in Ladakh area, the sources said.

However, the Army headquarters insisted there was no such incident in that area.

It was not immediately known whether the Chinese troops still remained in the Indian territory or have left.

The Army had held a flag meeting with the Chinese side on Saturday.

Chepzi is close to Chumar area, which has been witness to a large number of incursions by the Chinese side in the last one year.

In April, Chinese troops had entered 19km inside Indian territory in the Daulat Beg Oldi sector and left the place only after long negotiations and a series of flag meetings between the two sides.

The reports about the Chinese camp in the area have come soon after PLA troops apprehended five Indian nationals in the Chumar area and took them to their camp across the LAC in an apparent bid to stake their claim on the area.

After the two countries signed the Border Defence Cooperation Agreement (BDCA) in Beijing, they have agreed to resolve their issues under the mechanisms provided by the new pact aiming to prevent flare-ups between their troops.

Defence minister AK Antony had recently warned that the new border pact does not guarantee that nothing will happen in these areas in future.

Chumar has been one of the most active areas on the LAC in terms of transgressions by the Chinese troops.

Located 300 km from Leh, it has always been an area of discomfort for the Chinese troops as this is the only place along the Sino-Indian border where they do not have any direct access to the LAC.

Chinese troops set up camp in Ladakh's Chepzi area - The Times of India

 

[Parul]

I thought it's winter and most of Kashmir, Leh & Ladakh is covered with Snow. Therefore, borders will remain peaceful, until the snow melts... Yeh Chini bade Dheet hai....

 

[Srinivas]

I thought it's winter and most of Kashmir, Leh & Ladakh is covered with Snow. Therefore, borders will remain peaceful, until the snow melts... Yeh Chini bade Dheet hai....

Let them come and provoke, it is good for India also since that will make India and Japan closer.

India - Japan alliance is also good for India economically. India can also get military technology from this strategic partnership.

 

[American Pakistani]

Ladakh is part of IOK/Maqbooza Kashmir & hence not part of India.

@mods @Aeronaut @WebMaster @Zakii @Oscar @Manticore please correct the thread title.

 

[Victory]

Ladakh is part of IOK/Maqbooza Kashmir & hence not part of India.

@mods @Aeronaut @WebMaster @Zakii @Oscar @Manticore please correct the thread title.

c'mon grow up dude he has posted the exact title of the article and it is allowed here

you can cry and email News India today for choosing this title

cheers

 

[Parul]

Ladakh is part of IOK/Maqbooza Kashmir & hence not part of India.

@mods @Aeronaut @WebMaster @Zakii @Oscar @Manticore please correct the thread title.

You forgot to mention Jammu in your Post. You may consider editing your Post.

 

[Srinivas]

Ladakh is part of IOK/Maqbooza Kashmir & hence not part of India.

@mods @Aeronaut @WebMaster @Zakii @Oscar @Manticore please correct the thread title.

India still considers the Kashmir part given to China by Pakistan as Indian Kashmir. Kashmir is a disputed territory not an independent country to change the title.

 

[American Pakistani]

India still considers the Kashmir part given to China by Pakistan as Indian Kashmir. Kashmir is a disputed territory not an independent country to change the title.

Yes it is disputed territory not Indian territory as claimed in your title.

Plus @Srinivas @Flamingo @Victory

You guys don't need to feel insecure or anything...i request Mods & if they find it troll title(which is imo) they will change it.

 

[Srinivas]

Yes it is disputed territory not Indian territory as claimed in your title.

It is being administered by India, so it can be called Indian kashmir as per the status quo , nothing wrong with the title.

 

[Aamna14]

It is being administered by India, so it can be called Indian kashmir as per the status quo , nothing wrong with the title.

Since you haven't altered the title its fair but it stays a disputed territory nonetheless.

 

[Victory]

Yes it is disputed territory not Indian territory as claimed in your title.

Plus @Srinivas @Flamingo @Victory

You guys don't need to feel insecure or anything...i request Mods & if they find it trolling title(which is imo) they will change it.

Don't troll mate

It's funny how you're fighting for such small things, i feel you are the one who is insecure lol

 

[Parul]

Yes it is disputed territory not Indian territory as claimed in your title.

Plus @Srinivas @Flamingo @Victory

You guys don't need to feel insecure or anything...i request Mods & if they find it trolling title(which is imo) they will change it.

I mentioned Jammu, as entire J & K state is disputed. Thread tittle is as per orinal source, only a Troll Moderator can change it. I'm not insecure, I have faith in my Country & My army.

 

[Srinivas]

Since you haven't altered the title its fair but it stays a disputed territory nonetheless.

A dispute that will be resolved peacefully in the coming days .

 

[Aamna14]

A dispute that will be resolved peacefully in the coming days .

I am impressed that an Old member is saying that