LOL, you and your pathetic claims and excuses.
First acquire some comprehension skills before pressing the reply button.
Did the Indian authorities even acknowledge that Chinese have taken so many Indian prisoners. Even the casualty figures were released in piecemeal. And then Chinese exposed it further by releasing images of dozens of captured Indian soldiers.
And guess who is crawling on PDF needing a voice and posting left and right to feel good.
Since the fight was happening over a ledge, many soldiers from both sides fell into the icy cold river water.
They added that of the 20 dead on the Indian side, about eight died directly as a result of hypothermia because they had injured themselves by falling on the rocks in the river below. It was Tuesday morning by the time a rescue was possible.
As the Indian side found out about the fight breaking out, back up was rushed in. This included troops from the 16 Bihar and other units that were posted in the area due to the stand off. In the hand-to-hand combat, many Chinese soldiers were grievously injured, the sources said.
Such was the confusion at this point that each side pelting stones was also hitting their own soldiers.
“The area of the main fight was very narrow. In the melee, at one particular section, the Chinese were again overwhelmed by the Indian troops and they ran off to the main area of PP 14 behind which there was Chinese build up,” a source said.
A group of Indian soldiers chased them and crossed over what is the Line of Actual Control (LAC), an undrawn line.
It is here that 10 Indian soldiers were held captive since the Chinese had a bigger build-up, sources said.
While more Indian soldiers armed with sticks rushed in, the Chinese threw stones and rolled down bigger stones onto the Indian team.
16 June: The morning after
In the morning, both sides decided to halt the fight and rescue the injured and take away bodies.
Some of the soldiers who ended up in custody on the other side were returned following the Major General level talks near PP 14.
Both sides made sure that the injured were taken care of.
However, it was only on Thursday that the Chinese returned the 10 who had crossed over the LAC in the chase.
“It was a clash that began with Chinese treachery. It was a clash of great heroism of the troops posted there who fought back the Chinese and taught the Chinese a lesson not to mess with India,” a source said.
Details of what occurred leading up to and the night of 15 June tell us how the violent face-off at Galwan Valley unfolded.
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