On Wednesday, India rejected China's claim on the Galvan valley in eastern Ladakh. The Ministry of External Affairs termed China's claim on the area against the agreement reached by both sides. The Foreign Ministry termed China's claim as 'exaggerated and baseless'. Foreign Ministry spokesman Anurag Shrivastava's statement came when China said that the Galvan Valley is a part of its territory.

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Srivastava said late on Wednesday, 'As we have told earlier today, the Foreign Minister and the Foreign Minister of China had a phone conversation on the recent developments in Ladakh. Both sides have agreed that the overall situation should be handled in a responsible manner and that the consent reached between the senior commanders on June 6 should be implemented honestly. Making exaggerated and baseless claims is the opposite.'

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On Wednesday, India gave a strong message to China that the incident in Galvan Valley would have a serious impact on bilateral relations and directly attributed the planned action taken by the Chinese Army. In a telephone conversation, Foreign Minister Jaishankar strongly protested to his Chinese counterpart Wang Wai and said that the Chinese side should reconsider its actions and take corrective steps. On the other hand, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said in a statement, both sides have agreed to calm the situation on the ground as soon as possible. According to the agreement reached between the two countries, we will try to maintain peace in the border area.

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