Defense Minister Rajnath Singh once again called on the three Army Chiefs (Army, Navy and Air Force) and Chief of Defense Staff (CDS) General Bipin Rawat to meet after tensions erupted after a violent clash on the Line of Actual Control (LAC) between India and Chinese troops last Monday. He also spoke on the current situation and also talked to Jaishankar.

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After the death of 20 soldiers in the Galvan region, Indian strategists are engaged in a deep discussion about the review of the situation and the future steps. The round of meetings that started from Tuesday morning has lasted till late night in Raisina Hills. On Wednesday, the process of consultation between the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of External Affairs has started. China's new aggressive attitude to Indian strategists is not only a matter of concern that it has attacked ambush, but it has declared the entire Galvan region as part of China. This announcement was not made by the Foreign Ministry of China but by the Chinese People's Army. This clearly means that he is claiming that part of the Line of Actual Control, which has been under India's control till now. Discussions are being held between the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Defense, in which there is an emphasis on finding its cut.

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Violent clashes broke out on Monday night amid the escalating violence between the two forces over encroachment near LAC in eastern Ladakh. In this, 20 Indian soldiers including a colonel were martyred. All these martyred soldiers belong to Bihar Regiment. The Chinese side has also suffered heavy losses. He is also reported to have killed 43 soldiers. However, during this time there was not a single shot from either side. There was no such clash in the Galvan region from both sides for the last several decades. This happened 45 years ago in 1975.

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