Rahul Gandhi's attack on Galvan controversy, 'Prime Minister surrenders to China, India's land'

New delhi date. Saturday, June 20, 2020

The killing of 20 soldiers in a violent clash with China at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh has sparked outrage across the country. In the midst of all this, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has questioned the attitude of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. It is pertinent to mention that the Prime Minister made a statement meaning that no one has infiltrated our borders and none of our posts are in the possession of anyone else.

Rahul Gandhi accused the Prime Minister of surrendering Indian territory to the Chinese aggression. At the same time, if the Indians were martyred, it was Chinese soil, then why our soldiers were killed and where they were killed.

In fact the Prime Minister said after the all-party meeting on Friday ‘no one has infiltrated our border and none of our posts are in the possession of anyone else. But those who looked up to Mother India were taught a lesson, "he said. Rahul Gandhi has questioned the Prime Minister's statement that the Indian soldiers who were martyred were from China, so why and where were our soldiers killed?

The Prime Minister convened an all-party meeting to discuss the China issue after a violent clash between Indian and Chinese troops in the Galvan Valley region. He assured all political forces that our army is fully capable of defending the border.