Situation along LAC normal since February disengagement in Pangong areas: Army chief on Ladakh row
The Hindu
In a virtual interactive session at a think-tank, Gen. Naravane said the militaries of the two countries have been engaged in dialogue at various levels
The talks between India and China on the border row in eastern Ladakh have helped "build trust" and the situation in the region has been normal since the disengagement took place in the Pangong Tso areas in February, Chief of Army Staff Gen M.M. Naravane said on Thursday, exuding confidence of resolution of the "remaining issues". In a virtual interactive session at a think-tank, Gen Naravane said the militaries of the two countries have been engaged in dialogue at various levels. "The situation along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) is normal ever since the disengagement took place in February this year from the northern and southern banks of Pangong lake as well as the Kailash ranges," he said.More Related News
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