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Shiv Sena urges PM Modi to resolve Dokalam issue during his visit to China
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India objected to the road construction after the Chinese troops ignored Bhutanese protests, triggering a face-off on June 16. (AFP)
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India-China stand-off at Doklam, near the Sikkim-Tibet-Bhutan trijunction, had been going on for more than two months and the situation arose after China started constructing a road in the area. (AFP)
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On Monday, India and China agreed to end their over two-month-long stand-off in the Doklam Plateau by reaching an understanding to not let their long standing differences become disputes. (AFP)
Published at : 31 Aug 2017 11:44 AM (IST)
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