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The military commanders of He also said talks were on the two Armies will meet on at the diplomatic and military &.0 " tries are disengaging from the has acknowledged casualties Saturday to focus on the other levels to bring down tempera- friction points in Ladakh. and details of these officers and friction points, including Hot ture. Rajnath, however, reiter- or the first time, China has As regards the casualties, soldiers’ sacrifice, four of Springs, Gogra and the ated that India did not concede Fofficially admitted that its the CMC, the overall high whom died when dealing with Depsang valley. anything during the talks and soldiers were killed in the command of the PLA headed the Indian military’s “illegal The upcoming meeting of subsequent agreement. bloody brawl with the Indian by President Xi Jinping, has trespassing” of the Galwan the Corps Commanders is part The Chinese military built troops on June 15 last year in awarded Qi Fabao, the regi- Valley Line of Actual Control of the agreement that stipulates several bunkers and other the Galwan valley in Ladakh. mental commander from the (LAC), the report said. that the two officials will meet structures in the areas between The People’s Liberation Army PLA Xinjiang Military While India has 48 hours after the complete Finger 4 and 8 and had blocked (PLA) put the number of its Command, the title of “Hero announced the casualties withdrawal of troops from the all Indian patrols beyond casualties to four. regimental commander for immediately after the inci- southern and northern banks Finger 4, triggering strong The fierce hand-to-hand defending the border,” Chen dent, China did not officially of the Pangong lake. This will reaction from the Indian Army. fight, in which the Chinese Hongjun with “Hero to defend acknowledge the casualties be the tenth round of such they said, adding local com- May last year. the region. In the nine rounds of mil- used iron rods and sticks stud- the border,” and awarded first- until Friday. meeting since the face-offs manders of the two armies ver- On February 11, Defence Similar action would take itary talks, India had specifi- ded with nails, claimed lives of class merit to Chen Xiangrong, The Russian official news between the two Armies at the ified the withdrawal. Minister Rajnath Singh told place on the south bank of the cally insisted on withdrawal of 20 Indian Army personnel, Xiao Siyuan and Wang agency TASS reported on Line of Actual Control (LAC) Also, the Chinese pullback Parliament about an agree- lake, he said. Sources Chinese troops from Finger 4 including the commanding Zhuoran, state-run Global February 10 that 45 Chinese started over ten months ago. was constantly monitored via ment between India and China on Friday confirmed to Finger 8 on the north bank officer. Times quoted the PLA Daily servicemen were killed in the The upcoming round will drones and satellite imagery by on disengagement in the north that troops from both the sides of Pangong Lake. The moun- Acknowledging the casu- report as saying. Galwan Valley clash. start at 10 am at the Moldo bor- India round-the-clock, official and south banks of Pangong had gone back to their respec- tain spurs in the area are alties on its side, China on According to the report, According to an American der meeting point on the said. The disengagement will lake. tive positions agreed upon by referred to as Fingers. Friday said four officers and three PLA soldiers were killed intelligence report last year, the Chinese side in the Chushul also be reviewed by the Corps The agreement mandated India and China. The Chinese insisted dur- soldiers stationed in the in the combat while another number of casualties on the sector, sources said here on Commanders on Saturday. both sides to “cease” forward The Indian delegation at ing the talks that the Indian Karakoram Mountains have soldier died while crossing Chinese side was 35. Friday. As regards the agenda for deployment of troops in a Saturday’s talks will be led by troops should pull back from been recognised by the Central the river when he went to sup- “It is noticeable that the Confirming that the two the upcoming talks, officials “phased, coordinated and ver- Lt Gen PGK Menon, the some strategic hilltops on the Military Commission of China port the others. Qi Fabao, the PLA Daily report used ‘foreign sides abided by the agreement said India is likely to press for ifiable” manner. Commander of the Leh-based southern ban of the lake. (CMC) for their sacrifice in the regimental commander of the military’ to refer to the Indian to completely withdraw their faster disengagement of troops Under the agreement, he 14 Corps while the Chinese In August last year, Indian border confrontation with Chinese military, sustained a military, a move that showed troops and tanks from the from both the sides at the said, China will pull back its side is expected to be headed by troops occupied a number of India. This admission was serious head injury, it said. China’s kindness of not incit- Pangong lake, officials said the remaining stand-off sites. At troops to east of “Finger 8” Maj Gen Liu Lin, the com- strategic heights in the published in the PLA Daily, the The PLA Daily report ing sentiments of the people process, which began on present, more than one lakh areas in the northern bank of mander of the South Xinjiang Mukhpari, Rechin La and official newspaper of the claimed the Indian soldiers against the background of the February 10, was over on troops besides tanks and heavy Pangong lake while the Indian military district of the People’s Magar hill areas around the Chinese military. attacked the Chinese military current disengagement of Thursday. It is the first step in guns are deployed in forward troops will be based at their Liberation Army (PLA). southern bank after the Incidentally, the Chinese personnel with steel tubes and troops from China and India the long process to restore areas at the LAC in Ladakh permanent base at Dhan Singh In his statement in Chinese PLA attempted to admission comes at a time cudgels and threw stones. along the border areas,” the peace at the LAC in Ladakh, since the stand-offs began in Thapa Post near “Finger 3” in Parliament, the Defence intimidate them in the area. when Armies of the two coun- This is the first time China Global Times report said. !"# been identified as Mohammad Altaf while SgCt Manzoor $ % Ahmad received injuries and is undergoing treatment in a local hospital. &.0 " Addressing the Press con- have reduced by 26.67 per Lt-Governor Manoj Sinha ference at the Delhi Police cent, burglary by 27.33 per ! " O paid tributes to the J&K fter several years, the headquarters, the CP said, cent, motor vehicle theft by $ 1'* policemen who attained mar- Anational Capital has regis- “Around 2,66,070 Indian Penal 24.23 per cent and other theft tyrdom in the terrorist attack. tered substantial decrease in all Code (IPC) cases were regis- by 30.52 per cent, as per data. he fortified central Kashmir He said such cowardly attacks types of crimes — including tered in 2020 as against “However, the numbers of Tdistricts of Budgam and are being carried out to vitiate crime against women. Total 3,16,261 cases in 2019, show- robbery case have shown a Srinagar on Friday witnessed the peaceful atmosphere & 2,66,070 cases were registered ing a decline of 15.87 per cent. marginal hike of 0.35 per cent. two back to back terror strikes assured that the perpetrators in 2020, marking a drop of over The percentage of arrest The police registered 1,963 in which three Jammu & will be brought to justice. 15 per cent as against 2019 increased to 15.43.” cases previous year as compare %& ' Kashmir policemen attained Briefing media persons crime data, said Police A total of 38.19 per cent to 1,956 in 2019. However, the martyrdom while another after attending the wreath lay- Commissioner SN Srivastava fewer PCR calls were received number of snatching cases has " received injuries. ing ceremony at DPL, Srinagar on Friday. in 2020 as compared to the pre- gone up by 27.11 per cent to Three local terrorists for the second time during the The Delhi Police chief vious year. In 2020, a total of 7,965 cases. belonging to Al-Badr terrorist day, Inspector General of Police claimed effective policing and 18,08,384 calls were received as Meanwhile, the CP also outfit were also gunned down (IGP) Kashmir range Vijay measures taken by them for the compare to 29,25,531 in 2019. said 2020 was challenging for $ by the joint team of the secu- Kumar said that two Lashkar- reduction in the graph as the The murder cases have the Delhi Police, but the force rity forces soon after they res- e-Toiba terrorists, including a year also witnessed complete gone down by 9.40 per cent as has risen up to the challenge.
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