What to expect from the Indo-China military commander level talks
New Delhi, Jan 11: The meeting between the Corps Commanders of India and China will take place on the Chinese side of the Chushul-Moldo Border Personnel Meeting Point.
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India has hopes that the meeting would be a constructive one and all pending issues would be sorted out. The Indian delegation this time would be led by Lt. General Anindya Sengupta.
Lt. General Sengupta had taken over from Lt. General P G K Menon as the Commander of the Fire and Fury Corps last week. This would be the 14th found of talks with China and it would be held on January 12.
The
two
sides
had
not
spoken
since
October
10
last
year.
The
deadlock
continued
since
Beijing
opposed
the
proposal
made
by
New
Delhi
to
resolve
the
remaining
issues
in
the
friction
points
along
the
LAC
in
one
go.
The
last
time
the
two
sides
met
was
at
the
Chuhul-Moldo
border
on
October
10
2021.
The
Indian
side
has
sent
several
proposals
for
the
next
round
of
talks,
but
the
response
has
not
been
favourable.
India has maintained that all friction points between Depsang and Chumar should be collectively tackled during the military commander level talks. China on the other hand has not been consistent in its replies. It keeps changing its demands and hence the Indian side is not aware of which of the proposals need to be taken seriously.
"The Indian side...made constructive suggestions for resolving the remaining areas but the Chinese side was not agreeable and also could not provide any forward-looking proposals," a statement after the last round of talks read.