Chinese army enters Uttarakhand for 5 km and destroys bridge: Indian media
Tensions between China and India over the Line of Actual Control (LAC) have flared up again.
After the Ladakh incident between India and China, there has been another incident of border tension in the Indian state of Uttarakhand.
Indian media reports claim that on August 30, 100 Chinese troops and 55 horses entered Indian territory.
According to reports, Chinese troops entered the Brahoti area of Uttarakhand within 5 km and patrolled for several hours.
According to reports, the Chinese troops destroyed a bridge on their way back and also vandalized it.
India and China have not yet commented on the incident, but the Indian government is once again facing strong criticism from the opposition.
Last year, 20 soldiers, including an Indian army colonel, were killed in clashes with Chinese forces in Ladakh, a disputed border area between China and India.