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Congress questions Modi's silence on LAC face-off
- The Congress on Sunday questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi's silence over the border dispute with China, alleging the Chinese forcibly took over the land belonging to India
New Delhi: The Congress on Sunday questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi's silence over the border dispute with China, alleging the Chinese forcibly took over the land belonging to India.
Indian Army Chief M.M. Naravane has said the entire situation along the borders with China is under control and that the process of disengagement has started. "The red-eyed Modi government has kept mysterious silence about China forcibly taking over Indian land. Now, will the PM tell when and how to get rid of the enemy from Pangong lake posts?," asked Congress national media in-charge Randeep Surjewala in a tweet in Hindi.
His remarks came a day after Gen. Naravane's statement that "disengagement" of Chinese and Indian troops has begun in the Galwan area, and that both sides "are disengaging in a phased manner".
After reviewing the passing-out parade of 423 officers at Indian Military Academy (IMA) in Dehradun, General Naravane said, "I would like to assure everyone that the entire situation along our borders with China is under control. We're having a series of talks which started with the Corps Commander-level meeting on June 6 and have been followed up with meetings at the local commanders-level."
