'Chinese Troops Have Entered 50 Km Into Indian Territory'

China 40-50km inside Arunachal, says state Congress chief Bosiram Siram

Bosiram Siram has raised concerns about Chinese troops entering Indian territory in Upper Subansiri district. He led a Congress delegation that visited border areas to gather information. During their trip, which took place from August 26 to August 29, they spoke with local residents. Chief Minister Pema Khandu, however, has denied these claims of incursion. The situation reflects ongoing tensions along the India-China border.

'Chinese troops have entered 50 km into Indian territory'

Arunachal Pradesh Congress president and former education minister Bosiram Siram has alleged that Chinese troops have moved 40 to 50 km into Indian territory in Upper Subansiri

“Chinese Troops Have Entered 40–50 Km into Indian Territory”: Arunachal Congress Chief Bosiram Siram on Border Situation

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. “We are seriously concerned about the Chinese incursions and the situation along the India-China border. During our visit to the border areas, we found that the situation needs to be examined carefully,” Siram said. India News | “Chinese Troops Have Entered 40–50 Km into Indian Territory”: Arunachal Congress Chief Bosiram Siram on Border Situation.

Arunachal Congress Chief Alleges Chinese Troops Entered 40-50 Km Into India, Seeks Probe

  Itanagar: Arunachal Pradesh Congress president Bosiram Siram has alleged that Chinese soldiers entered 40 to 50 km inside Indian territory in Upper Subansiri district. He also claimed that Indian and Chinese soldiers clashed in the last week of July. Siram, a former state education minister, made the allegations at a press conference after leading a Congress delegation to border…