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No one entered our territory, not an inch of land lost, says PM Modi

PM Modi said the whole country is hurt and angry at what the Chinese have done.

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Press Trust of India New Delhi
No one entered Indian territory nor were Indian posts taken over, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday on the six-week border standoff with China as he briefed prominent political leaders about the killing of 20 soldiers in the Galwan Valley that triggered a massive escalaton in tension between the two countries.

At an all-party meeting, he said the soldiers who made the supreme sacrifice taught a "lesson" to those who had dared to look towards India and that the army has been given "freedom" to take necessary steps.

"At the outset, prime minister clarified that neither is anyone inside our territory

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