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Indian Army Resumes Restricted Patrolling At Depsang As Disengagement With China Progresses

India-China LAC: The Indian Army finally began patrolling at the strategically crucial Depsang Plains days after it completed the process of disengagement with the Chinese troops on October 31. The patrolling exercise in Depsang, however, was carried out in a restricted manner on Monday as the Indian Army was not able to patrol all the points it used to visit earlier before the military standoff between India and China began in April-May 2020. “Following the consensus reached between the Indian and Chinese side for disengagement and resumption of patrolling in Depsang and Demchok, the Indian Army patrol to one of the patrolling points in Depsang was successfully conducted today. This is yet another positive step towards maintaining peace and tranquility on the LAC,” said a statement issued...
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Indian Army Resumes Patrolling In Demchok, Depsang Next At LAC

Days after India and China reached a patrolling arrangement, the Indian Army began patrolling at the Demchok area while the process is yet to start at Depsang plains, sources told ABP News.  The Indian Army and the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) began the disengagement process of their troops at the Depsang plains and Demchok area in the Eastern Ladakh sector of the Line of Actual Control (LAC)-- the de-facto border between India and China-- on October 21. The process was completed on October 31 when troops came back to their original positions along with their tents, vehicles and other infrastructure.  In the Demchok, the Indian Army will now be able to access some of the key strategic points in the Charding-Ninglung Nala area. These are those areas that are claimed by India as its part o...
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India-China disengagement completed at Depsang & Demchok, patrolling to start after Diwali
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India-China disengagement completed at Depsang & Demchok, patrolling to start after Diwali

New Delhi: India and China have completed disengagement from the two face-off points of Depsang and Demchok in eastern Ladakh, pulling back troops to the pre-2020 positions and also dismantling all check posts, defensive positions, housing and shelters created in the last four and a half years. Army sources said that ground commanders (brigadiers and below) from both sides would meet Thursday on Diwali to exchange sweets at all border personnel meeting (BPM) points along the Line of Actual Control (LAC). The sources also said that ground commanders would decide patrolling modalities, which would commence soon. Show Full Article The sources said the Indian patrol was likely to visit patrolling points in Depsang Plains during the weekend or early next year. This...
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‘India, China pull back troops to pre-2020 positions as part of LAC pact, coordinated patrolling to resume soon’ | India News – Times of India

India and China have completed pulling back their troops from two face-off points at Demchok and Depsang in eastern Ladakh, just days after signing a patrolling pact to ease tensions along the Line of Actual Control(LAC), several media reports citing Army sources said on Wednesday. Reports said the troops of both countries have fallen back to their pre-April 2020 positions after dismantling their temporary posts, sheds, tents and other structures erected in the two areas.Over the next few days, both sides will verify the mutual pullback of troops before coordinated patrolling resumes, sources told news agencies.Diwali giftsSources further said ground commanders will continue to hold talks and "exchange of sweets on Diwali is set to happen on Thursday".The Army plans to launch its patrols i...
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India, China To Achieve April 2020 ‘Status Quo Ante’ On Demchok, Depsang. Buffer Zones To Stay

India-China LAC Pact: The patrolling arrangement that has been worked out between India and China in the early hours of Monday, October 21, at the Eastern Ladakh sector of the Line of Actual Control (LAC) will restore the “status quo ante” of April 2020 even as both the Indian Army and the Chinese People’s Republic Army (PLA) will go back to their old patrolling points in the Demchok area and Depsang plains, which used to exist before the standoff began, multiple sources toldSource link
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India plans to undertake first patrol in Depsang by month-end, buffer zones to remain
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India plans to undertake first patrol in Depsang by month-end, buffer zones to remain

The Indian and Chinese military commanders are still in talks over patrolling in the earlier-created buffer zones, and that will be a separate agreement, the Army sources said.The sources also underlined that there was no quid pro quo in the arrangement with the Chinese.In Depsang and Demchok, the sources said, both sides would complete disengagement by 28-29 October. It would entail pulling back troops in line with the April 2020 status and removing any permanent or semi-permanent structures, such as tents, huts, weapon positions, and vehicles, they said. They added that patrolling would take place at all locations in Depsang and Demchok as was carried out as of April 2020.Interestingly, the last time the Indian soldiers went near patrolling points (PP) 10, 11, 12, and 13 in the Depsang s...
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