Chinese troops set up camp in Chepzi in Ladakh

December 22, 2013 19:34

Around 20 Chinese soldiers last week entered Indian territory near the LAC and pitched their tents in Chepzi area in Ladakh, sources said today. Around 20-22 Chinese People's Liberation Army soldiers had last week pitched around 8-10 tents in the west of Chepzi in Ladakh area, the sources said.

However, the army headquarters insisted there was no such incident in that area. It was not immediately known whether the Chinese troops still remained in the Indian territory or have left.

The army had held a flag meeting with the Chinese side yesterday. Chepzi is close to Chumar area, which has been witness to a large number of incursions by the Chinese side in the last one year.

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