Border Dispute: India-China hold Military level secret meeting

New Delhi: There is news of relief for the people of both India and China. After a step back of the army of both countries on the border, it is now reported that talks between the two sides have also started on Saturday to resolve the border disputes.

This meeting is being held in Moldo, China. Senior military officers are participating in this meeting both ways. On behalf of India, Lieutenant General Harinder Singh, General Officer Commanding of 14 Corps of Leh, is representing the country in this meeting.

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While on behalf of China, Major General Liu Lin is representing his country in this meeting.

Both countries will also see positive results:

Officials do not want any kind of problems and mislead that is why Media is not allowed for coverage. "The top military officers of both India and China countries are negotiating through established military and diplomatic channels to deal with the current situation in the India-China border areas," the Indian Army PRO said. Both countries will also see positive results soon he ensured.

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Discussion on reducing tension:

Just before today's meeting Foreign Ministries of China and India did meeting on Friday, India and China vowed not to allow their "differences" become disputes and agreed to handle them through peaceful dialogue while respecting each other's sensitivities and concerns.

The two countries discussed reducing tension on the border. For this, it was agreed to properly review the reasons for differences on the border. Efforts to keep India-China relations strong were agreed.

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