India lost its 20 jawans in an unprecedented violent clash with the Chinese Army troopers in the Galwan Valley. Chinese Army also suffered heavy casualities. Prime Minister Narendra Modi categorically stated at the all-party meeting on the Chinese intrusion in the Galwan Valley and the killing of Indian soldiers that "no Indian post or territory is occupied by anyone." The Prime Minister had emphasized that all necessary steps for national security and construction of necessary infrastructure will continue to be taken at a fast pace.
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