অরুণাচলের ৫০ কিলোমিটার ভেতরে ঢুকে গেছে চীনা সেনা

Basirum Sirom, Arunachal Pradesh Congress president and former education minister, alleged on Monday (26 October) that Chinese troops had advanced 40 to 50 kilometres inside Indian territory and were positioned on high ground in Upper Subansiri district, and called for an impartial investigation. Sirom said a Congress delegation he led visited Lmaikeng and Taksing between 26 and 29 August and spoke with residents. Chief Minister Pema Khandu rejected the claim and said he does not believe China has intruded at the border. Sirom also alleged that Asafila and other strategic areas had come under Chinese control and that some areas had disappeared from online maps; the reports said no independently verified information supported these claims. Earlier, in June, a local group, Nah Welfare Society, alleged increased Chinese presence near Taksing, which the Indian Army called 'wrong and baseless'. Union minister Kiren Rijiju rejected an infiltration claim but acknowledged increased Chinese activity in high border areas.

Where accounts differ. Jugantor and Amar Desh report Rijiju rejecting a 60 km (Jugantor) or 50 km (Amar Desh) infiltration claim, while Boishakhi Television reports 60 km, creating an inconsistency in the figure attributed to Rijiju's rejection.

JugantorAmar DeshBoishakhi Television

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