Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Saturday attacked Key Minister Narendra Modi in excess of his remark that neither is any person inside of India’s territory nor has any of its posts been captured, alleging that the PM has “surrendered” Indian territory to Chinese aggression.
In a assertion on the all-party meeting termed by Modi on Friday to examine the predicament at the India-China border, the authorities said, “At the outset, primary minister clarified that neither is any person inside of our territory nor is any of our post captured.”
Tagging PM’s remarks with his tweet, Gandhi said, “PM has surrendered Indian territory to Chinese aggression.”
“If the land was Chinese: 1. Why were being our troopers killed? 2. Wherever were being they killed?” Gandhi said.
The categorical assertion by the primary minister arrived in the wake of reports that the Chinese navy has transgressed into the Indian side of the Line of True Regulate, the de-facto border, in a number of parts of jap Ladakh together with Pangong Tso and Galwan Valley.
PM has surrendered Indian territory to Chinese aggression.
If the land was Chinese:
1. Why were being our troopers killed?
2. Wherever were being they killed? pic.twitter.com/vZFVqtu3fD
— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) June 20, 2020
The primary minister’s assertion arrived even as Congress president Sonia Gandhi, at the all-party meet up with, questioned the government’s managing of the predicament, asking if there was any intelligence failure, and seeking assurance that China will “revert” to its authentic placement.
Rahul Gandhi on Friday accused senior ministers in the authorities of “lying” to protect the primary minister and that the Centre was “quick asleep” when martyred jawans compensated the price in Ladakh.
The former Congress chief also tagged a one-moment video clip of a jawan’s father indicating the Indian troopers were being unarmed when they were being attacked by Chinese troops.
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He has been questioning the authorities on the LAC standoff and asking how the Chinese occupied Indian territory and why Indian troopers were being despatched “unarmed to martyrdom” in Ladakh.
Twenty Indian Army staff, together with a colonel, were being killed in a clash with Chinese troops in the Galwan Valley in jap Ladakh on Monday evening, the most important navy confrontation in in excess of five many years that has substantially escalated the by now risky border standoff in the area.
