India rubbished and denied the claims of Chinese troops’s on Galwan river valley and that led to the face-off between Indian soldiers and Chinese, killing 20 Indian soldiers and leaving more than 43 casualties from China.
While this clash between India and Chinese soldiers is not a bullet exchange, instead a thuggery hand to hand attack by Chinese soldiers using a gruesome nail-studded rod.
A picture of those rods is sent by one of the Indian soldiers and Defense analyst Ajai Shukla revealed the picture on his Twitter, slamming at China’s barbarism.
The use of this weapon is not confirmed by any from both India and China. The blame game between India and China is still on, and on the other side, there is an update that some of the Indian soldiers are still missing in the valley.
The nail-studded rods — captured by Indian soldiers from the Galwan Valley encounter site — with which Chinese soldiers attacked an Indian Army patrol and killed 20 Indian soldiers.
Such barbarism must be condemned. This is thuggery, not soldiering pic.twitter.com/nFcNpyPHCQ
— Ajai Shukla (@ajaishukla) June 18, 2020
India’s foreign service diplomat, MEA spokesperson Anurag Srivastava condemned the claims of China, which tried to occupy and build a camp within India’s line of control.
The violent confrontation between India and Chinese soldiers happened on a mountain at 14,000 feet high and according to some reports some soldiers fell in the fast-flowing Galwan river.
This is the first time ever for soldiers to lose lives in the last 45 years, though it is not the first time the Indian and Chinese soldiers locking horns without any traditional army weapons at the controversial border. The other weapons used in this conflict are said to be the bats and sticks.
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