Why did defence ministry take down report on Chinese intrusions: Congress

The Congress on Thursday asked the governing administration why a Defence ministry report mentioning Chinese ‘transgressions’ in jap Ladakh in Might was taken down with bash chief Rahul Gandhi alleging that removing of the doc from internet websites would not transform details.

The doc, which was uploaded on the Defence ministry’s web site, was taken off on Thursday early morning adhering to publication of a media report based on it.

“Neglect standing up to China, India’s PM lacks the courage even to identify them. Denying China is in our territory and eliminating files from internet websites will never transform the details,” Gandhi tweeted when tagging the news report based on the Defence ministry doc.

Neglect standing up to China, India’s PM lacks the courage even to identify them.

Denying China is in our territory and eliminating files from internet websites will not transform the details.https://t.co/oQuxn77FRs

— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) August 6, 2020

The ministry report for the month of June had also stated the problem in jap Ladakh arising out of “unilateral aggression” by China carries on to be sensitive and involves close checking as very well as prompt action. It added that the confront-off on the Line of Actual Management (LAC) is probable to be “prolonged”.

At an on the web push convention, Congress spokesperson Ajay Maken stated the governing administration should really inform the country the fact about Chinese ‘transgressions’ at the border in Ladakh, including there should really be full transparency on the issue.

“The every month report of the Defence ministry which was withdrawn obviously suggests that Chinese Military had intruded into Indian territory,” he stated.

“What is the government’s technique in dealing with the Chinese. What is the future plan of the Modi governing administration?” Maken asked.