The clash between Indian and Chinese soldiers in the Galwan region in eastern Ladakh on Monday evening intensified in both the countries. Local military commanders informed the New Delhi Ministry of Defense on Monday late night. On Tuesday, the PMO is in consultation with the Defense Ministry and the Foreign Ministry throughout the day. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh had a two-stage meeting with the Chief of Defense Staff and the Chiefs of the three Services, External Affairs Ministry S. Jaishankar and then after that briefing was given to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on behalf of the Defense Minister and Foreign Minister.
According to sources, India will not try to increase military clashes with China on its behalf, but it will also not tolerate any aggressive attitude from Chinese military personnel.
Apart from this, the official statement was given by the Indian Ministry of External Affairs after the day-long meetings also indicate this strategy. Foreign Ministry spokesman Anurag Shrivastava has placed full responsibility for Monday's events on China. He said that in the talks between the two sides on June 6, 2020, it was agreed that peace will be maintained and the peace restored on the border, but Chinese troops unilaterally tried to change the situation on Monday. If the Chinese side had implemented the consent made between the officials on the ground, then the loss on both sides could have been avoided.
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