Amin Galwan, the grandson of Ghulam Rasool Galwan, after whom the Galwan Valley was named (ANI photo)
LADAKH: The grandson of Ghulam Rasool Galwan, after whom the Galwan Valley was named, Amin Galwan said on Thursday that a "war between India and China is not a solution and the issue should be resolved with talks".
When asked how India should respond to the violent face-off in Galwan Valley on June 15, Amin told ANI, "War is not a solution as it causes loss to everyone and the issue should be resolved through talks."
Three days ago, 20 Indian Army personnel, including a Colonel rank officer, lost their lives in a violent face-off in the Galwan valley area of Ladakh on June 15.
The violent face-off happened in Galwan valley as a result of an attempt by the Chinese troops to "unilaterally change" the status quo during de-escalation in eastern Ladakh and the situation could have been avoided if the agreement at the higher level been scrupulously followed by the Chinese side, India said on June 16.
"During British time, the area was named Galwan Rasool or Galwan Nala. The place is situated where there is a fight going on between India and China. In 1962, the Chinese entered that area and our brave soldiers pushed them back. There are a lot Read More – Source
Amin Galwan, the grandson of Ghulam Rasool Galwan, after whom the Galwan Valley was named (ANI photo)
LADAKH: The grandson of Ghulam Rasool Galwan, after whom the Galwan Valley was named, Amin Galwan said on Thursday that a "war between India and China is not a solution and the issue should be resolved with talks".
When asked how India should respond to the violent face-off in Galwan Valley on June 15, Amin told ANI, "War is not a solution as it causes loss to everyone and the issue should be resolved through talks."
Three days ago, 20 Indian Army personnel, including a Colonel rank officer, lost their lives in a violent face-off in the Galwan valley area of Ladakh on June 15.
The violent face-off happened in Galwan valley as a result of an attempt by the Chinese troops to "unilaterally change" the status quo during de-escalation in eastern Ladakh and the situation could have been avoided if the agreement at the higher level been scrupulously followed by the Chinese side, India said on June 16.
"During British time, the area was named Galwan Rasool or Galwan Nala. The place is situated where there is a fight going on between India and China. In 1962, the Chinese entered that area and our brave soldiers pushed them back. There are a lot Read More – Source
