India-China Flare Up
The unprecedented high levels of tension at multiple locations in eastern Ladakh on the disputed India-China border, where Chinese soldiers have moved into Indian territory across the Line of Actual Control (LAC), has raised questions about the Chinese motives for this action.
Reason of Recent Flare Ups
- The recent scuffle started near the northern banks of the Pangong Tso Lake, two-thirds of which is under Chinese control. On May 5, the Chinese objected to the presence of Indian troops in the disputed area which led to fist-fights and stone pelting, leaving a few injured on both sides.
- On May 9, there ....
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