According to India newspaper, Northern Command chief Lieutenant General Joshi said during a conversation with reporters in Leh that the situation arose in the Kailash range of Ladakh in late August in the year 2020 India and China.
He said, “We had reached that position completely … The war has actually been postponed.”
He also said that in the incident which took place on June 15 between Indian and Chinese soldiers in the Galvan Valley, the number of casualties could be up to 45.
In the Galvan Valley, 20 Indian soldiers were killed in a clash between the soldiers of the two countries, while China did not make public the number of soldiers killed.
He said that by seizing the Kailash Range Heights south of Pangog Tso Lake on 29–30 August, the Indian soldiers shocked the PLA (Chinese Army) and even moved tanks there leading to ‘armed conflict’ could.‘
After this, the PLA also took tanks to the heights but Indian soldiers were with tanks and rocket launchers at the top. However, moderation was exercised during this period in India and China.
Lieutenant General Joshi said, “It was a very difficult and challenging time for us.”
In an affidavit filed in the Supreme Court on Wednesday, the Central Government has said that Facebook and Twitter cannot be accountable to any state assembly.
the central government has also said that social media platforms ‘have the power to destabilize the country’ and ‘have an inclination to stand up to the problems of law and order’.
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the Center, said that only Parliament and its committees have the authority to deal with social media related issues.
He said that it would be dangerous if every unit of the Indian Union starts investigating such things.
In fact, the Peace and Harmony Committee of the Delhi Assembly had in February last year issued summons to Facebook chief Ajit Mohan in India regarding the role of social networking portal in the communal riots in north-east Delhi.
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