Military talks between India & China over fresh incursion attempts

NEW DELHI: Military talks between India and China over fresh incursion attempts in Indian territories by the Chinese PLA ended "inconclusive" for the fourth consecutive day.

In a four-hour long meeting, the Chinese remained adamant and refused to retreat from Eastern Ladakh. "Brigade commander-level officers from both the countries met at Chushul to resolve the issues," said a senior government officer.

Earlier in the day, Indian Army chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane went to Ladakh to review operational preparedness of the forces amid the ongoing border stand-off with China. On a two-day trip, General Naravane reached Leh in the morning and interacted with senior officers.

General Naravane is known to have discussed strategies on how to thwart Chinese incursion attempts. Troops of the China's People Liberation Army (PLA) have made fresh incursion attempts in Indian territories. Military representatives of both the countries are engaged in a dialogue to de-escalate tensions. (IANS)

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