Ladakh pullback: India put intense pressure on China

May 06, 2013 21:00

NDTV reports: With the 20-day stand-off with China near the Line of Actual Control in Ladakh finally over after intense negotiations via diplomatic channels, government sources today said that China was asked to be ready to face the consequences and no deal was struck with it.

Sources say India put intense pressure on China and said, "We are willing to let the relationship (between the two countries) sink."

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