India has given a clear warning to China to immediately stop its activities in East Ladakh, that any attempt to forcefully change the status quo along the border between the two countries will not only affect regional peace, but also worsen bilateral relations. India has made it clear that such an effort will be reacted and its consequences will have to be faced by China.

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Indian Ambassador to China, Vikram Misri gave a clear message on Friday that until China stops the construction work on the Line of Actual Control, the conflict between the two countries will continue. Meanwhile in New Delhi, Army Chief General MM Narwane informed Defense Minister Rajnath Singh about the overall situation in East Ladakh and Indian military preparedness.

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The Indian Ambassador in Beijing told reporters that the repeated claims made by China over Galvan were unacceptable and said that such a claim would not benefit him. Misri said that China's efforts to change the status quo on the ground could cause a rift in bilateral relations. Recently, the steps taken by the Chinese military have greatly damaged the bilateral relations and trust between the two countries. Peace on the border is very important for better relations. Regarding the activities of the Indian Army on the Line of Actual Control (LAC), he said that India has always continued activities in its area of LAC. Now it is entirely China's responsibility to carefully review the relationship between the two countries and then decide in which direction it should go. Peace on the border is a necessary condition for any progress in bilateral relations between India and China. Our view is quite clear about this. Chinese soldiers should not put any obstacles in the work of patrolling Indian soldiers. Misri rejected China's claim on the Galvan Valley, saying it could not get any kind of support. Existing claims are not going to help in any way in the current situation.

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