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India, China corps commanders' meet gives no sign on agreement to disengage

Neither the defence ministry nor the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) made any comment on the outcome.

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Indian troops have been deployed near the PLA intruders, to prevent further ingress by the Chinese. Also, India’s military has begun mobilising and moving troops to the border to deal with any situation that arises.

Ajai Shukla New Delhi
A third meeting between Indian and Chinese corps commanders on Tuesday had not yielded any tangible measures to de-escalate the crisis caused by the capture of Indian-claimed territory by Chinese troops in Ladakh.

The meeting was held at Chushul, on the Indian side of the Line of Actual Control (LAC) — the de facto Sino-Indian border — between India’s Leh corps commander, Lieutenant General Harinder Singh, and China’s Commander of the South Xinjiang Military Region, Major General Liu Lin.

Neither the defence ministry nor the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) made any comment on the outcome.

However, sources in the Army’s public affairs