India's neighboring country, China, has tried to pacify the suffering families of Chinese soldiers killed in clashes with Indian soldiers in the Galvan Valley. Hu Jin, editor of The Global Times, the mouthpiece of the Communist Party of China, wrote that military honors have been given to the dead and this information will eventually be given to the people at the right time, so that these heroes can be remembered.

For your information, let us tell you that China does not officially accept that its soldiers were killed in the clash. A video surfaced in China two days ago, showing the families of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) soldiers angry that unlike the Indian martyrs, the slain soldiers in China did not get any respect. This video went viral on social media, after which it has been said in the editorial.

Media reports have said that less than 20 Chinese soldiers have been killed in violent clashes in Galvan. The Chinese government has not yet broken the silence about this. Hu wrote 'Top tribute to PLA officers and soldiers',' China's security and China's peace depends on them. So far the Chinese army has not released any information about the dead. As an ex-serviceman and media professional at the moment, I think it is an important step in both countries, especially in India, in order not to provoke public opinion. This is Beijing's good thinking. The news of Indian media about the killing of at least 40 Chinese soldiers and handing over the bodies of 16 Chinese soldiers on behalf of India has been termed by the editor of Global Times as baseless.

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