New Delhi: China has increased deployment of People’s Liberation Army (PLA) along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) amidst the ongoing border dispute between India and China. This information has been received by quoting sources. The LAC is about 4000 km between the two countries. For almost a month, the armies of both countries have been face to face on the border in Ladakh (LAC Dispute). Along with Ladakh, China has increased the number of troops in Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh. In response to this, India has also increased the number of troops on LAC. This increase has been made in Ladakh and Sikkim since the first week of May after tensions between the two countries increased.
According to the news from sources, China has increased military buildup not only in Ladakh but also elsewhere. The Indian Army has also been deployed at Chicken Neck from Sukna and Tezpur. The Army has sent light American howitzer cannons and other heavy weapons to the frontier of the border to respond to China’s audacity. On the other hand, continuously contradictory signs are coming from China. The statements of Chinese diplomats and spokespersons are positive, but the ground behavior of the PLA is completely different from this. China is following dual policy. The process of military dialogue with China is going on. Within about ten days, there will be several rounds of talks between the Indian and Chinese military.
