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How did India's 'Brahmastra' play an important role in capturing the Kailash mountain range?

By : ABP News Bureau | Updated : (IST)

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India had to use its 'Brahmastra' to defeat China at the LAC. With Brahmastra, India could once again assert its authority over a large part of the Kailash mountain range south of Pangong-Tso Lake on the night of 29-30 August. This area was lost to China after the defeat in the '62 war. India used Brahmastra in a way that the Chinese Army was made to fire at the LAC after 45 years. This Brahmastra is the Mountain Strike Corp of India, ABP News has received exclusive information that the Indian Army's Mountain Strike Corps had an important role in the 'Primitive' action in the south of Pangong-Tso Lake on the night of 29-30 August, Gurung Hill, Magar Hill, Mukherpari, and Rechin-La Pass that brought it under India's control. This entire area is part of the Kailash range. Watch this report by ABP News correspondent Neeraj Rajput.

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