In the wake of the conflict on the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh, the Ministry of External Affairs has said that India and China are maintaining close dialogue through diplomatic and military channels to ensure full withdrawal of troops at all points of dispute. . Foreign Ministry spokesman Anurag Shrivastava said in the weekly press conference that both sides have agreed to hold the next round of military level talks and are in constant contact in this regard.
The spokesman said, “India and China maintain close dialogue through diplomatic and military channels to ensure full withdrawal of troops at all points of conflict along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the western sector” and to restore peace and stability. Has happened.”
Srivastava was replying to a question about the current status of talks about the deadlock between the armies of the two countries in eastern Ladakh. There has been a standoff between the Indian Army and the People’s Liberation Army of China in the region for the last eight months. Last month, diplomatic level talks were held between India and China under the framework of the Executive Ministerial Framework for Discussion and Coordination of Border Affairs.
Srivastava said, “As you know the last meeting of the WMCC level was held on 18 December. The two sides agreed on the next, senior commander level meeting and are in constant contact with diplomatic and military channels in this regard. “
The eighth and previous rounds of military level talks were held on November 6 in which both sides discussed how to withdraw troops from the conflict points.
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