China Responds to India Border Patrol Concerns in Arunachal

China has officially responded to India regarding border patrol operations along the Line of Actual Control. The Chinese Foreign Ministry stated that the country strictly follows border agreements with India and conducts normal patrol activities in the border regions.

India Flags Protocol Deviations

The response comes after the Indian Ministry of External Affairs noted that border stability suffers when Chinese troops do not follow established patrol protocols. Indo-Tibetan Border Police Director General Shatrujit Kapoor confirmed that face-offs between soldiers continue at multiple locations in Arunachal Pradesh. To handle these challenges, specialized commando teams have been deployed to sensitive sectors.

Friction Points and Diplomatic Talks

Reports show that persistent friction points remain in sensitive areas such as Asaphila, Longju, and regions near Tawang. Both nations previously discussed border management during talks in Beijing, but a final border settlement is still pending. China and India continue to use diplomatic and military channels to resolve these issues and maintain peace.