No Troop Reduction By India At Doklam, Say Sources, Rebutting China's Claim

[Photon]

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No Troop Reduction By India At Doklam, Say Sources, Rebutting China's Claim
All India | Edited by Anindita Sanyal | Updated: August 02, 2017 15:55 IST

NEW DELHI: Contrary to Chinese claims, there has been no reduction in the number of Indian troops in Doklam plateau, where Indian and Chinese soldiers are engaged in a face-off, sources have told NDTV.

The Chinese government has released a 15-page document today regarding the standoff near Sikkim that started in June. The document says at the moment, there are approximately 40 Indian soldiers facing off against the Chinese Army in Doklam, down from the 240 that had been in the area at one point.


India has not reduced numbers in the Doklam plateau, sources told NDTV. The information is incorrect and that 350 to 400 soldiers remain deployed on either side, the sources said.

 

[RoYaL~GuJJaR]

Here goes the 15 page red book propaganda in dustbin.

 

[Rollno21]

First it was showing old clips as live fire in tibet and now this ,Chinese are on a soup and have no idea what to do

 

[Narad Mian]

Its unique of the chinese to lie through their teeth and that too with a straight face

 

[itaskol]

indian ”source ”compare chinese foreign ministe. which is more reliable？

 

[DARIUS]

Commenting after a very long time cause some gross lies are being circulated and couldn't hold back myself. But this is to inform all Indian members that this 15 page book or whatever they're calling it seems to be aimed at Chinese local consumption. The intention is to give the Han Chinese population an impression that the impasse is over, strangely enough, this despite the fact that the Chinese have not been able to construct the road that they embarked on to construct, till dare. Some people on this forum are making tall claims without knowing the facts. There has been no reduction in the no. of Indian troops at Doklam and the statement that there are over 40 Indian troops in the region is dubious. But we must remember that India never intended to permanently militarize the region. So, if the Chinese desire to illegally stake claim to the Plateau is quenched, we would off course move out of the region.

 

[Lord Of Gondor]

@Photon
You just ruined the masturbating sessions of some members here.