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LAC 'disturbed' by PLA's patrolling behaviour, admits MEA
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has acknowledged that the Line of Actual Control (LAC) has been disturbed due to the patrolling behavior of the People's Liberation Army (PLA). Speaking on recent skirmishes in Arunachal Pradesh and reports quoting former ITBP Director-General Shatrujeet Kapur, the MEA emphasized that while tensions remain high in several sectors, India and China are in touch through diplomatic and military mechanisms to resolve outstanding issues. The government remains firmly committed to safeguarding territorial integrity, while urging both sides to exercise restraint and avoid escalatory actions.
Key Points
- The Ministry of External Affairs confirmed that the LAC has been disturbed due to PLA patrolling behavior.
- Both India and China are utilizing diplomatic and military channels to resolve outstanding border issues.
- The Indian government remains fully committed to safeguarding the country's territorial integrity and sovereignty.
- Tensions continue to persist in several sectors of the LAC following recent face-offs between Indian and Chinese troops.
Exam Facts
- MEA spokesperson: Randeep Jaiswal
- Target region affected by skirmishes: Arunachal Pradesh
- Key security force patrolling the border: Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP)
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