Rajnath Singh Says China Occupied Nearly 38,000 Square Km Land In Ladakh
Amid border tendons with dragon country China along the Line of Actual Control(LAC), Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh made shocking revelations about China occupying Indian land.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said that China continues to occupy land in Indian territory and the county has occupied 30,000 square km of land in Ladakh in an unauthorized manner.
He made these revelations while addressing the Rajya Sabha during the fourth day of the ongoing Parliament's Monsoon Session.
Rajnath Singh went on to say that China is claiming around 90,000 sq Kilometers lands in Eastern Sector in Arunachal Pradesh at the Indo-China border.
Mentioning about China occupying Indian territory, Rajnath Singh maintained that the actions of the Chinese troops violate the agreements that were made in 1993 and 1996 between the two countries.
He said that India is trying to resolve the border tensions with peaceful dialogues and resolutions.
Rajnath Singh added that those who try to change the status quo will not be spared by the Indian troops.
The opposition members in the House displayed solidarity with the Indian troops and said that when it's the matter of Country's sovereignty they all stand together.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said that China continues to occupy land in Indian territory and the county has occupied 30,000 square km of land in Ladakh in an unauthorized manner.
He made these revelations while addressing the Rajya Sabha during the fourth day of the ongoing Parliament's Monsoon Session.
Rajnath Singh went on to say that China is claiming around 90,000 sq Kilometers lands in Eastern Sector in Arunachal Pradesh at the Indo-China border.
Mentioning about China occupying Indian territory, Rajnath Singh maintained that the actions of the Chinese troops violate the agreements that were made in 1993 and 1996 between the two countries.
He said that India is trying to resolve the border tensions with peaceful dialogues and resolutions.
Rajnath Singh added that those who try to change the status quo will not be spared by the Indian troops.
The opposition members in the House displayed solidarity with the Indian troops and said that when it's the matter of Country's sovereignty they all stand together.