Chinese army retreated from LAC, disengagement process completed

India-China Relation / Chinese army retreated from LAC, disengagement process completed

India-China Relation - Chinese army retreated from LAC, disengagement process completed

India-China Relation: Recent developments on the Line of Actual Control (LAC), which has been tense for a long time between India and China, have raised new hopes of peace. According to sources, the armies of India and China have completed the process of withdrawing together from the Depsang and Demchok areas. This process is especially important because for the first time since the tension increased on the border in 2020, both the countries have reduced military activities at this level.

Disengagement and further planning

After the disengagement between the two countries, now dialogue is starting at the local commander level. Under this, new rules of patrolling will be decided between the local commanders. Patrolling is expected to resume on the LAC in the coming days. This will help in improving the level of trust and dialogue between the armies of the two countries.

Exchange of sweets: Signs of peace

According to sources, soon sweets will be exchanged at the border posts between India and China. The exchange of sweets on the occasion of Diwali is a friendly gesture, which gives a message of peace and cooperation on the border. Additionally, there will be a discussion on patrolling methods between the commanders, which can be helpful in reducing tensions in the future.

Important efforts towards reducing tensions on LAC

This is the first time that both the countries have decided to withdraw their forces from the border on such a large scale. Tensions between India and China were at their peak since the violent conflict in the Galwan Valley in eastern Ladakh in 2020. In such a situation, this process of military withdrawal after four years is considered an important step towards strengthening diplomatic relations.

Statement of External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has seen this move as an initial step to increase trust between the two countries. He said that the withdrawal of the army will reduce tensions, but it will take time to establish deep trust and lasting peace between the two countries. He believes that the border dispute deepened due to lack of trust, so understanding and consensus are necessary to resolve it.

A positive step towards peace and cooperation

This disengagement of India-China is expected to help reduce tension on the border. This will not only restore trust between the two countries, but will also strengthen peace and stability in Asia.