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Ladakh face-off: China denies detaining any Indian soldiers



KATHMANDU: The China government refuted media reports saying that it has not taken any India soldiers under control during the Ladakh-face.

Responding to media reports about releasing 10 Indian soldiers from captivity, Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said China presently has not detained any Indian personnel.

“As far as I know, China presently has not detained any Indian personnel,” Chinese foreign ministry Spokesperson Zhao Lijian said at a media briefing in Beijing.

Asked whether India had detained any Chinese personnel, Zhao said: “China and India are in a dialogue to resolve the matter on ground through diplomatic and military channels. I don’t have any information for you at the moment.”

China on Friday refuted speculation on detaining a few Indian soldiers after reports emerged that 10 troops had been freed from Chinese captivity following intense negotiations, PTI reported.

Tensions have surged between India and China after a violent face-off between troops of the two countries in Ladakh along the Line of Actual Control on June 15. Twenty Indian soldiers were killed in the confrontation.

(With inputs from Agencies)

Publish Date : 20 June 2020 12:38 PM

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