Indian and Chinese forces have successfully concluded a critical disengagement process at two friction points at Demchok and Depsang Plains in eastern Ladakh and patrolling is set to commence soon at these points, marking a substantial step towards easing tensions in the disputed border regions. This milestone, confirmed by Indian government sources, follows extensive negotiations aimed at de-escalating one of the most contentious aspects of their bilateral relationship.Exchange of sweets between the two sides will take place on Diwali, they said.
The disengagement process, a culmination of prolonged discussions, has now shifted the focus towards finalising operational modalities for patrolling in the areas where the forces have withdrawn.
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