Breaking: Indian Prime Minister arrives in Ladakh with Chief of Defense

According to a Baaghi TV report, tensions continue over the Ladakh border dispute between China and India, with India reportedly pleading with China.

News has come that Indian Prime Minister Modi has arrived in Ladakh to encourage the Indian Army personnel who have been cut off by the Chinese Army and he has talked to the Indian Army officers and personnel in Ladakh.

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This is used for VIP movement including President & Vice & has previously been used by Prime Minister of #India #Modi.

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Modi flew to Ladakh on a plane belonging to the Indian Air Force and met officials. Indian Chief of Defense Bipin Rawat was also with Modi on the occasion.

About a week ago, the Indian Army Chief also visited Ladakh and inspected the wounded personnel at the hands of the Chinese army. Today, Indian Prime Minister Modi arrived in Ladakh on an unannounced visit and encouraged the troops.

Opposition parties in India were questioning Modi on the Ladakh issue but Modi did not respond and said that China did not occupy our territory. Opposition parties called Modi a “surrender Modi” after which he surrendered on social media. Modi continued to trend on social media.

Tensions between China and India have risen in Ladakh, with India acknowledging that 20 Indian soldiers had been killed in the clashes, and China had arrested some Indian soldiers who were later released. Granted, India was denying that any of its soldiers were missing, but now that China has released Indian troops, another Indian lie has been exposed, according to Baaghi TV. Analysts say the release of Indian troops by China could ease tensions.

It is to be noted that the border clash between China and India which started on May 5 in Ladakh in Galwan Valley and then in Nikola area of North East Sikkim was followed by bitterness between India and China three days later. The Indian army entered the area and arrested them, who were later released.

According to Indian media reports, tensions between the Chinese and Indian armies continue, the two countries have delivered a large number of weapons and vehicles near the border, and have increased the number of troops at military bases.