New Delhi: Amid the conflict going on between India and China at the Line of Actual Control (LAC), the deployment of security forces has been increased in the regions where disengagement has not happened yet. Considering the increased deployment of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) and infrastructure on the other side of the border, the Indian army has also made significant changes in its military infrastructure. The information was revealed in the annual report of the Ministry of Defence.
As per the same report, “There has been provocative and one-sided action to change the status quo on China’s use of force in more than one area at the LAC.” According to the defence ministry, the armies of both countries are holding talks on different levels to resolve the conflict. Considering the circumstances, the deployment has been adequately increased in the regions where disengagement has not happened yet.
The defence ministry has ensured that the Indian army has been dealing with the situation with perseverance and peace. The report also claimed that India is also working to improve infrastructures like roads, bridges, and other basic necessities.
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