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Noida,UPDATED: Jul 22, 2020 21:52 IST
Fifteen days after the pullback by the Chinese army, the disengagement planned between India and China has hit a roadblock as some of the friction areas still remain volatile with troops from both countries continue to be separated by a few kilometres, more than a week after the roadmap for a complete pullback was drawn out during the Corps Commander level meet on July 14.
While some of the troops have been removed by both armies, not much has changed since the initial disengagement. The remaining Indian and Chinese troops remain in close proximity. The Pangong lake and Hot Spring-Gogra area that is part of Patrol Point 17A still remain volatile.
So, can China be trusted? And what will dislodge China? Watch as military experts discuss these and more on the show.
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