China’s army has removed tents from the designated area of Galvan Valley and has taken back the troops. Government sources said on Monday that this is the first indication of disengagement of soldiers from this area. Disengagement of Chinese troops began according to the agreement between the Corps Commander Levels on both sides. Sources said that the Chinese army was seen removing the tents and structures at Petroling Point 14. Let me tell you that on Friday, Prime Minister Modi visited Leh. This process of disengagement has started for the first time after PM’s visit.
According to sources, a similar movement of Chinese Army vehicles also appeared in Gogra Haat Spring Area. According to sources, the Chinese Army has withdrawn tents, vehicles and soldiers 1-2 kilometers from the places where disengagement was agreed upon in the Commander Level talks. Chinese heavily armored vehicles still exist in the Depth areas in the Galvan River region. The Indian Army is vigilantly monitoring the situation.
For the past seven weeks, there has been a situation of deadlock between the Indian and Chinese military in many places of East Ladakh. Meanwhile, on 20 June, 20 Indian soldiers were killed in a violent clash between Indian Army and Chinese Army in Galvan Valley. In this skirmish, the Chinese Army was once severely damaged, but China has not yet made public its details. India is in favor of maintaining status quo in all areas of eastern Ladakh. So that peace and harmony can be restored in the area. Let me tell you, several rounds of diplomatic and military talks are going on between India and China to reduce tension in this area.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the Leh Surprise on Friday amidst the conflict between India and China. During this, he addressed the army personnel in Neemu, a forward location along the border. Apart from this, going to the army hospital in Ladakh, knowing the condition of the wounded soldiers and encouraged them. There is a clear indication from the Prime Minister’s visit that the Indian government is fully standing with its soldiers. Neemu is situated amidst inaccessible hills at an altitude of about 11,000 feet.

Input: ANI