With Chinese soldiers pulling back two km from the clash site at the Galwan Valley in eastern Ladakh, Indian troops have actually likewise moved back around 1.5 km, a senior federal government authorities has informed The Hindu
The Indian Army, which till now was patrolling till Patrol Point 14, the site of the clash when 20 soldiers were eliminated on June 15, will not be able to do so for the next 30 days as per a moratorium on foot patrolling concurred upon throughout the June 30 Corps Commanders talks.
The official said this was a cause of concern as the Chinese were well within the Indian understanding of the Line of Actual Control (LAC) and if a long-lasting solution was not discovered then the Indian soldiers may completely lose the right to patrol the location.
