24 soldiers injured in clash between Indian and Chinese troops in Sikkim

Kathmandu. Clashes have broken out again between the Indian Army and the Chinese Army. Clashes broke out between Indian and Chinese troops in the Nakula area of ​​Sikkim.

A statement issued by the army said, “Clashes broke out between Indian and Chinese forces on January 20 in Nakula area of ​​North Sikkim. The situation is now normal. ‘The Indian side claims that the Chinese army entered Indian territory a year ago and succeeded in removing them from the area.

The army provided information about the incident on January 20. The APF news agency reported that soldiers from both sides were injured in the clash. However, the army has not given any information about it. The clash is understood to have taken place as Chinese troops were crossing the Nakula border in North Sikkim.

According to reports, 20 Chinese soldiers and four Indian soldiers were injured in the clash.

The ninth round of commander-level discussions in the Malda area, which has been going on for months to resolve border disputes near Ladakh, ended on Sunday. But the clashes have not stopped there, they have been happening again and again. Earlier, 20 Indian soldiers were killed in clashes.