Ladakh tensions; Muzor China says ‘release our troops immediately’

Ladakh A Chinese soldier entered the Indian border on Friday. He was arrested by the Indian Army. Now China has demanded the immediate return of the soldier (india china news). On Friday, a Chinese soldier was captured by Indian troops on the south shore of Lake Pangong Tso in eastern Ladakh. He had crossed the Line of Control (LoC) into Indian territory, Indian officials said.

Thousands of troops are stationed in Ladakh on both sides of the Indo-China border. There is a state of tension at the border. A Chinese soldier has been arrested in such a situation. This has added to the tension. Tensions between the two countries remain high after clashes in the Galvan Valley in May last year. Both countries have deployed large numbers of troops along the border in Ladakh.

One of our soldiers strayed on the Sino-Indian border. And he accidentally went to the Indian border, the Chinese military has said. “A soldier of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army’s Frontier Defense Force went missing from the Indo-China border on Friday morning due to the darkness of the night and the difficult geographical location,” the military said on its online website. “The PLA Frontier Defense Force has informed the Indian Army to search and rescue the missing Chinese soldier,” the Chinese military said in a statement. About two hours later, China said it had captured the missing Indian soldier. China has said it will return the soldier as soon as it is notified.

On the other hand, the Chinese website has reminded India of the agreement. “India should strictly abide by the relevant agreement reached between the two countries and return the missing Chinese soldier to China without wasting time, so that positive steps can be taken to reduce border tensions between the two countries and the two countries can jointly maintain peace on the border,” China said.

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On October 19 last year, a Chinese soldier crossing the LAC in the Damchok sector of Ladakh was captured by Indian troops. But after the prescribed protocol, the Indian Army had handed over the soldier back to China.