Leh: The armies of India and China have come face-to-face in Ladakh. People from border villages are also standing alongside the army amid the ongoing pull-up on the Line of Actual Control (LAC). The army has stepped up deployment on high hills near Pangong Lake. The common people helped the army without any remuneration, and the people helped in transporting military equipment in difficult terrain.
The Indian Army has stepped up its deployment to several critical peaks along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh. The way to reach these inaccessible mountains is extremely difficult. You have to travel on foot to reach there. It is no less than a challenge to deliver the material to the army. People from villages near the border have come forward. Rural people assisting the army in delivering military equipment at inaccessible peaks.
The deployment of troops has also been stepped up in the Chushul Valley area, which witnessed the 1962 war between India and China. This is the area where the Indian Army warriors were transported by air in 1962. The Kumaon Rejingla Memorial has also been built in remembrance of it. Tensions with China are at its peak at the moment. On the one hand, the Chinese defence minister in Russia met Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, while the Chinese army opened fire on LAC targeting Indian posts.
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