Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said specific guidance has been given to respective armies so that peace is maintained and the border is managed properly.
Rajnath Singh was making a statement in Lok Sabha on the prevailing situation along Sino-Indian border.
NEW DELHI:
India and China are respecting bilateral pacts to ensure peace and tranquillity along the border, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said in Lok Sabha on Wednesday.
Making a statement on the prevailing situation along the Sino-Indian border, Mr Singh said there is complete restraint by the armed forces of India and China at Doklam, which saw months long stand-off between armed forces of the two countries in 2017.
The Defence Minister said Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping had a summit meeting at Wuhan where it was decided that peace and tranqullity will be maintained at the border.
Mr Singh said specific guidance has been given to respective armies so that peace is maintained and the border is managed properly.
“India and China are respecting bilateral pacts to ensure peace and tranquillity along border,” he said.
