“We have not had an easy relationship in the past; only in the 80s, relations began to normalise. There is a 3,500 km disputed border which is being negotiated. Since Galwan happened four years back, we have been talking about disengagement and I would say 75% disengagement problems are sorted,’’ said Jaishankar, while speaking at the Global Centre for Security Policy in Geneva.
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