Armed force officers of India, China to meet in Leh

New Delhi, Aug 16 Armed force officers of India and China are holding a meeting today in Chushul range of Leh, a day after Indian outskirt watches thwarted an endeavor by Chinese soldiers to enter An indian area along the banks of Pangong lake in Ladakh.

Official sources said the meeting is relied upon to ponder on keeping up peace and serenity along the Sino - India border in Ladakh.

Soldiers of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) tried to enter the Indian side in two regions - Finger Four and Finger Five- - twice between 6 am and 9 am yesterday. However, on both the events their endeavors were impeded by ready Indian troops.

Chinese troops had figured out how to enter up to Finger Four range in the area from where they were sent back. This zone has been a bone of conflict amongst India and China as both claim it to be a piece of their region.

There was stone pelting likewise that made minor wounds people on the two sides.

At the point when gotten some information about yesterday's episode in Ladakh, Defense Minister Arun Jaitley told reporters, "This is not a subject on which the government makes a comment on."

Two thirds of the Pangong Lake are controlled by China while one third of it is controlled by India.

The occurrences in Ladakh occurred in the midst of a go head to head amongst Indian and Chinese armed forces in Dokalam in India-Bhutan-China trijunction which has entered the third month.

Official sources said despite the standoff, desserts were traded between the Indian Army and PLA troops in various border areas incorporating into Dokalam.

Exchange of sweets on Independence Day and Republic Day has been a tradition for last several years.