New Delhi: China has tried to show its zeal near the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh. Chinese helicopters have been seen on the border on Tuesday, after which the Indian Army has also become alert. Indian fighters flew after Chinese helicopters appeared on the border. There were clashes between Indian soldiers and Chinese soldiers last week too.

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There was a sharp clash between the Indian and Chinese soldiers near the Naku La Pass in East Ladakh and North Sikkim, in which many soldiers of both the army were injured. According to the information, the first clash between Indian soldiers and Chinese soldiers took place on the northern side of Pangong Lake in eastern Ladakh in the evening of May 5, after the tensions between the troops of the two sides ended the next morning.

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According to reports, several soldiers suffered minor injuries on both sides, as there was a scuffle between them and stones at each other. According to sources, about 200 soldiers were involved in this incident of clash between the soldiers of the two countries. The matter is quiet at the moment. Regarding the skirmish between the Indian and Chinese soldiers, China reacted in its strict response that its soldiers on the border are committed to maintaining peace and patience.

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