‘Why Indian Officers Were Sent ‘Unarmed To Suffering”
‘Why Indian officers were sent ‘unarmed to suffering”.Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday addressed why Indian officers were sent “unarmed to suffering” in Ladakh and how dare China to kill them, a day in the wake of asking the Defence Minister for what valid reason he didn’t name China in his tweet and why it took him two days to mourn the martyrdom of 20 Armed force jawans
Gandhi likewise shared on Twitter a meeting of a former Armed force official who has worked in the zone where the India-China savage deadlock occurred on Monday night.
The previous Congress president has been scrutinizing the government over the suffering of Indian officers and has demanded answers from the prime minister. On Wednesday, he asked Defence Minister Rajnath Singh for what reason did he “affront” the Military by not naming China over the killing of Indian warriors in eastern Ladakh’s Galwan Valley.
“On the off chance that it was so difficult: Why affront Indian Armed force by not naming China in your tweet? Why take 2 days to mourn? Why address rallies as warriors were being martyred,” he said.
On Thursday, he included, “How dare China kill our UNARMED officers? For what reason were our troopers sent UNARMED to suffering.”
Twenty Indian Armed force jawans, including a colonel, were martyred in a conflict with Chinese soldiers in the Galwan Valley in eastern Ladakh on Monday night, the greatest military encounter in more than five decades that has altogether heightened the effectively unpredictable fringe stalemate in the locale.
The conflict in Galwan Valley on Monday night is the greatest encounter between the two militaries after their 1967 conflicts in Nathu La in 1967 when India lost around 80 troopers while more than 300 Chinese armed force work force were killed.
The India-China outskirt question covers the 3,488-km-long LAC. China claims Arunachal Pradesh as a feature of southern Tibet, while India challenges it.
On Wednesday morning, the protection serve tweeted, “The loss of troopers in Galwan is profoundly upsetting and excruciating. Our warriors showed excellent fortitude and valor in the line of obligation and yielded their lives in the most noteworthy conventions of the Indian Armed force.
