New Delhi; On the last Friday, a Chinese soldier entered the Indian border which was detained by the Indian Army. Now, China has already demanded immediate withdrawal of the soldier. Indian officials said that on Friday, 1 Chinese soldier crossed the Line of Actual Control (LAC) and entered the Indian border, which was captured by the Indian Army on the southern coast of Pangong Tso in eastern Ladakh. As per the information received, the soldier has been arrested at a time when the Indian Army and the Chinese People's Liberation Army have deployed a large number of their troops in Ladakh. The tension between the two countries has further increased since the clash in the Pangong Lake area in the month of May and as a result, the two countries have increased the number of their troops and security forces in the Ladakh region.
It has been revealed that the Chinese army in Beijing has confirmed that one of their soldiers accidentally misled the China-India border area and entered the Indian border. On an online website of the Chinese army, the Chinese army said, "Due to the dark and complex geographical location of the night, a jawan of the Frontier Defence Force of the Chinese People's Liberation Army has lost his Indo-China border on Friday morning. "The PLA Frontier Defence Force has warned the Indian side in this case, in the hope that the Indian side is going to assist in the search and rescue of the lost Chinese soldier," the website further wrote, "after about 2 hours, there has been a response from the Indian side, confirming that the missing soldiers have found them and as soon as instructions are to be given from the competent authority, china will be returned to its troops"
Reminding Hindustan of an agreement, the Chinese website wrote, "The Hindustani side should strictly adhere to the relevant agreements signed by the two countries and return the Chinese soldier to China without wasting the moment so that positive factors can be added to reduce border tensions between the two countries and the two countries can jointly maintain peace on the border." It has been revealed that on 19th October last year also, a Chinese soldier who crossed LAC in the Demchok sector of Ladakh was captured by Indian soldiers. But following the prescribed protocol, the Indian Army had returned its troops to China.
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