China also did not allow the burial of its own soldiers killed in the Galvan Valley

Washington, July 14, 2020, Tuesday

China is also not allowing their families to bury the bodies of Chinese soldiers killed in a bloody clash between Indian and Chinese troops in the Galvan Valley on the Ladakh front.

India announced that 20 soldiers had been killed in the clashes. The soldiers were buried in full honor and protocol. However, a US intelligence report said that China was not even prepared to consider its own soldiers as martyrs. .

China has not disclosed how many of its troops have been killed. The figure could be as high as 40 to 100. However, China has also treated the families of the slain soldiers badly. The report says that the Chinese government But did not allow his family members.

According to US sources, the Chinese Ministry of Civil Affairs has asked the families of the slain soldiers to bury their dead instead of burying them, with no one involved. The number of soldiers killed in the valley does not come out.

The families of the Chinese soldiers are angry over the Chinese government's move. The government is now trying to calm them down. People are expressing their anger and grief on China's social media sites Weibo and other platforms.

China fears that the image of China will be severely damaged if the graves of slain soldiers go viral.