Chinese Army Entered Indian Territory in Uttarakhand As leave After 2 Hours

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 Even as Indian and Chinese soldiers are engaged in a deadlock in Doklam area for the last few weeks, People's Liberation Army (PLA) crossed the border in Uttarakhand and entered Indian territory.

 In the fresh case of transgression by China, Chinese soldiers crossed into Uttarakhand's Barahoti in Chamoli district on July 25 at about 9 am and came upto 200 metres on the other side of the border. Government sources said the soldiers came as usual and asked cattle owners to leave the area.However the soldiers left after a couple of hours.

 The flat land is used by grazers of both India and China. Every year both the Chinese and Indian sides go to this area, at least once a year, to stake claim over the territory. India sends a civilian group backed by ITBP in civilian clothes to measure the area.

 India has conveyed to China that the construction of the road would represent a significant change of status quo with serious security implications for New Delhi. 

India has said it is ready for talks with China to end the tension but both sides should first withdraw their armies from the disputed area.

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