CDS General Bipin Rawat: Consideration of military action in Ladakh if talks with China fail

Consideration of military action in Ladakh if talks with China fail: CDS General Bipin Rawat

India China border dispute news: According to Chief of Defense Staff General Bipin Rawat, the army is ready on every front. Military options are being considered if negotiations fail.

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New Delhi, India;

Chief of Defense Staff General Bipin Rawat has given a big statement on the border dispute between India and China. He said that military options to tackle Chinese encroachment in Ladakh is also being considered. General Rawat from the English newspaper Hindustan Times said that military options are being considered if the talks fail. He said that Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and those responsible for national security are considering all options with the effort that the PLA returns to the same position in Ladakh as before.

'We want to settle the dispute peacefully'

General Rawat said that the government wants to settle the matter peacefully. He indicated that preparations for the forces in eastern Ladakh were complete. He said, "Encroachment on the LAC is caused by different perspectives. The job of the defense services is to monitor and prevent such encroachments from turning into intrusions. The government wants to resolve the issues in a peaceful manner. If on the LAC Defense services are always ready for military action if efforts to restore the former are not successful. "

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Intelligence Agencies are Meeting Every Day

General Rawat was the army chief three years ago when China bombed Doklam. He has dismissed the lack of coordination between intelligence agencies. General Rawat said that India has such a long border that it needs to be constantly monitored. He said that the multi-agency center is meeting daily. Information about Ladakh and other places are being given to each other.

Talks Continue, Tension is not Decreasing

Despite several rounds of negotiations, tensions in East Ladakh are not diminishing. The Indian Army has a clear stand that China should restore the situation before April. Apart from military-level talks, the Ministry of External Affairs and the Working Mechanism for Consultation and Co-ordination of both countries have also discussed. Both sides have repeatedly agreed to move towards complete disengagement but the ground was not affected.

Army on High Alert at the Border

Army Chief General Manoj Mukund Narwane has also said that the Army is on high alert. Buying a number of weapons, ammunition, and winter gear for forwarding posts. In some high altitude areas with LAC, the temperature decreases to minus 25 ° C in the winter months. Tensions between the two sides increased manifold following violent clashes in the Galvan Valley on 15 June.