India & China military delegates hold talks about disengagement and de-escalation

PANGONG LAKE, DEPSANG

NEW DELHI: India and China military delegates hold talks on Tuesday about disengagement and de-escalation of troops and materials at the borders in eastern Ladakh. Both the countries are locked in ten week long stand-off at multiple points, hitherto unprecedented along the border.

The main agenda of Indian delegates at the meet is about Chinese People's Liberation Army removing tanks, artillery and additional forces at Pangong Lake and Depsang areas in eastern Ladakh. The meeting between 14 Corps commander Lieutenant General Harinder Singh and South Xinjiang Military District chief Major General Liu Lin is happening on the lines of the one held at the Chushul-Moldo border personnel meeting (BPM) point in eastern Ladakh on June 6.

This is the fourth meeting between the delegates. The third such meeting continued for almost 12 hours wherein India had put a strong message to that Chinese People's Liberation Army troops have not aided by the disengagement consensus.

Both the countries are engaged in military and diplomatic deliberation to de-escalate the tense situation at the border areas. (IANS)

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