Prime Minister Leh’s visit: Amit Shah said Prime Minister Narendra Modi was in the lead
New Delhi:
Interior Minister Amit Shah today congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi for going to Ladakh and speaking to troops amid tensions with China along the real line of control or LAC.
“Leading from the front. Prime Minister Shri @NarendraModi Ji with our brave and courageous personnel from the army, air force and ITBP at an advanced location in Ladakh. This visit by the honorable Prime Minister will surely boost the morale of our brave soldiers, “said Shah. tweeted.
Leading from the front.
Prime Minister Shri @Narendra Modi Ji with our brave and courageous personnel from the army, air force and ITBP at an advanced location in Ladakh.
This visit by the Honorable PM will certainly boost the morale of our brave soldiers. #ModiInLehpic.twitter.com/UCvqyXdwtu
– Amit Shah (@AmitShah) July 3, 2020
Tensions intensified between the two countries after 20 soldiers gave their lives to India in a violent confrontation with Chinese soldiers in the Galwan Valley in eastern Ladakh on June 15. Some 45 Chinese soldiers were also killed or injured, sources told GalacticGaming.
During the surprise visit to the forward zone, PM Modi arrived in Leh with the Chief of the Defense Staff, General Bipin Rawat and the Chief of the Army, General MM Naravane, and from there, he went to Nimu station. The Prime Minister was briefed by senior military officers on the situation along the LAC region.
Located at 11,000 feet, Nimu is among the most difficult terrain on the banks of the Indus and is surrounded by the Zanskar range.
In his speech to the troops, Prime Minister Modi said: “Your bravery and devotion to the homeland are unmatched. Every Indian around the world, especially in India, is convinced that you can all deliver and keep the nation strong and safe. “
“Your courage is higher than the heights where you are all stationed. Your arms are as strong as the mountains around you. Your confidence, your determination and your convictions are as immutable (Atal) and the summits here,” he said. -he declares.
India has banned 59 Chinese apps amid border tension, a sign that the country could take a multidimensional approach to fighting China, from trade to the military.
India’s surprise move affected Chinese tech companies at a time when they are starting to break into the vast market in the country where mobile phone usage is high and data is relatively cheaper compared to other countries.
