India deploys special surgical strike in Ladakh

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India deploys special surgical strike in Ladakh

India has deployed special forces in Ladakh amid continuing tension with China. According to sources, units of Para Special Forces have been taken from different places in the country to Ladakh, where they are practicing. Special forces played a key role in the surgical strike against Pakistan in 2017. Sources said that if needed, they can also be used against China. Special Forces troops have been deployed in East Ladakh. They have been made fully aware of their roles, which may have to be done if hostility with China increases. There are more than 12 special forces regiments in India, who take training in different areas. 

Special Forces contingents deployed in Jammu and Kashmir regularly practice wargames in high altitude areas in and around Leh. Let me tell you that there has been tension between India and China since early May. This tension increased after the violent clashes in the Galvan Valley of Ladakh on 15 June. In this clash, 20 soldiers of India were martyred, while China did not give any information about the killing of its soldiers. Both countries are trying to reduce the tension on LAC through dialogue. Several rounds of negotiations have also taken place between the military officers of India and China. On the one hand, China pretends to be a negotiation, while on the other hand it has deceitfully attacked the soldiers of India.

At the same time, India has started avenging the martyrdom of its soldiers from China. The government is hurting China on the economic front. Modi government gave a big blow to it by banning 59 apps in China. Apart from this, agreements with Chinese companies are also being canceled. In the midst of tension with China, the Modi government is also taking many big decisions. The proposal for the purchase of 21 MiG-29 and 12 Sukhoi (SU-30 MKI) fighters was approved at the Defense Acquisition Council meeting on Thursday itself. Along with this, upgrade of 59 MiG-29 fighter aircraft has also been approved. MiG-29 fighter jets will be purchased from Russia. In addition, the existing MiG-21 fighter aircraft will also be upgraded.