China objected to India's 44 border bridges, Pakistan feared Rafal

(PTI) New Delhi, Ta. Tuesday, October 13, 2020

India had 44 bridges connecting the border. China today also objected to the bridge over Indian soil and connecting roads to India. China said the bridges would escalate tensions between India and China.

China's sinister intentions are once again clear after this statement by a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman. By raising objections to everything, China raises the reasons for starting a war. In addition, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman described Ladakh as an illegal part of India.

Rafal planes have created an atmosphere of fear in Pakistan. Pakistan Air Force chief Mujahid Anwar Khan said India would soon attack Pakistan because of Rafal. He said India was preparing for a major military operation against Pakistan.

Now that the raffle is coming, the preparations will be implemented in the coming months. He said the Pakistan Air Force has modern aircraft, but the strike has increased the strike capability of the Indian Air Force. That’s how he expressed his fear of Rafal.

Some members of parliament are going to visit Ladakh in the coming days to get a real glimpse of the border situation. Members of Parliament should know the conditions in which the soldiers work and what difficulties they face. A parliamentary team led by Congress leader and head of the Parliamentary Accounts Committee Adhiranjan Chaudhary is likely to visit Ladakh on October 28-29.

On the 12th, the seventh round meeting between the military commanders of India and China was held. As always, after that meeting, the two countries issued a joint statement stating that we are active in establishing peace on the border. Although India is active in establishing peace, China has not taken a single step towards peace.

Psychological training compulsory for soldiers in Jammu and Kashmir

Border security and the fight against terrorism are two challenges facing Indian troops serving in Jammu and Kashmir. Mental readiness is essential to overcome those challenges. Army special units and commando teams are trained in mental strength. But now the scope of that training will be expanded.

In the coming days, all the soldiers serving in Jammu and Kashmir will have to undergo training to strengthen their morale. Soldiers serving in other parts of the country have to undergo 15 days of training if they are to be transferred to the Kashmir border.

Lieutenant General Menon was assigned to the 14th Corps

Amid border tensions, the commanding officer of the Leh-based Army's 14th Corps was replaced. Lieutenant General PGK Mann took charge of the corps from Lieutenant General Harinder Singh. Lt. Harinder Singh will now manage the Indian Military Academy at Dehradun.

Also known as the 14th Corps Fire and Fire of the Indian Army. Apart from Ladakh LAC, sectors of Dwas-Kargil-Siachen border of Pakistan come under this corps. In short, this is a very important corps of the Army guarding the borders of both the countries. Lt. Gen. John has experience with the Chinese military since working on the northeastern border.