There has been no significant change in the tense situation in the Galvan river valley with China in the past, but the order of dialogue between the two countries is going on. There was a military-level dialogue on Tuesday, and on Wednesday, another arrangement made to resolve the border dispute between the two countries was the meeting of the WMCC (Working Mechanism for Consultation and Coordination on India-China Border Affairs). Even in this meeting held under the aegis of the Foreign Ministry of both the countries, there was no way to solve the situation.

For your information, tell that in the meeting, India reiterated in front of the Chinese side that there is no other way to establish peace except for returning Chinese troops to their territory. India also expressed its deep concern over the violent clash on 15 June. The conversation will continue. According to information provided by the Indian Foreign Ministry, India raised the issue of violent clashes and said that both countries should strictly follow the rules related to the Line of Actual Control (LAC). In the meeting, India recently raised the issue of the talks between the foreign ministers and the agreement made in it.

Apart from this, in the talks between the Foreign Ministers, both sides agreed that the agreement reached between the top leaders to maintain peace and coexistence on the border should be followed. Only by following this, peace can be maintained at the border. The statement made by China's Foreign Ministry is very brief. This indicates that China is not paying attention to these negotiations. However, for the restoration of trust at the military level, further talks between the two sides will continue so that peace can be maintained at the border.

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