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Political Exchange: Indian Army all stocked up for 10 months; experts discuss government's strategy versus China
Sep 16, 2020 11:54 AM

The Indian army is well prepared with rations, clothing and ammunition for the next 10 months, that's the word coming in from army sources as the border stand-off with China continues.

Sources telling CNBC-TV18, that over a 100 rounds were fired by India and China when India was occupying strategic heights in North Pangong on September 8. Since the foreign minister talks, there has been no firing or aggressive manoeuvre.

While India is ready for Corp Commander talks, a confirmation is awaited from China. The issue created a storm in parliament again.

The MHA said in reply to a parliamentary question that there has been no infiltration at the LAC and the MEA said that relations with neighbouring countries including China have not deteriorated. To discuss this, Parikshit Luthra spoke to Sudhanshu Trivedi MP - Rajya Sabha from BJP, Amee Yajnik MP - Rajya Sabha from Congress, Manisha Priyam Political Analyst and Rasheed Kidwai Author & Senior Journalist.

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