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Galwan Valley Clash: How Indian Army's Bihar Regiment Killed Many Chinese Soldiers

By : ABP News Bureau | Updated : (IST)

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India lost its 20 jawans in an unprecedented violent clash with the Chinese Army troopers in the Galwan Valley last week. The attack on Indian Army personnel by Chinese People''s Liberation Army happened on June 15 night and it continued for almost six to seven hours. On June 16, Indian Army stated that 20 of their men, including officers, were killed in an violent clash with PLA troops at Galwan Valley. Thirteen of the twenty brave hearts who attained martyrdom belonged to the Bihar regiment of the Indian Army. However, the regiment inflicted heavy damages on the Chinese side killing its several troopers.

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