: India will not agree to any change in status quo at Line of Actual Control, says S Jaishankar #IndiaNEWS External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Tuesday said that India is absolutely clear that it

India will not agree to any change in status quo at Line of Actual Control, says S Jaishankar #IndiaNEWS
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Tuesday said that India is absolutely clear that it will not agree to any change in the status quo or any attempt to change the Line of Actual Control unilaterally, PTI reported.He said that India and China have made “significant headway�? during the 14 rounds of military talks for disengagement and de-escalation in Ladakh. However, there were some friction points that are yet to be resolved, he added.Jaishankar made the remarks during an interactive session at a think-tank in Paris.Tensions have prevailed between India and China since troops of both countries clashed in eastern Ladakh along the Line of Actual Control in June 2020. Twenty Indian soldiers were killed in the hand-to-hand combat. While China had acknowledged casualties early, it did not disclose details till February 2021, when it said four of its soldiers had died.In a separate event on Tuesday, Jaishankar, without naming China, said it was essential that “greater power and stronger capabilitiep��XY�8�'��ۜ�X�[]H[��Z[�8��H[��[�[Y��ܝY��'�YX[��X�ݙH[��X��܈[��][ۘ[]��]ܚX[[�Yܚ]H[��ݙ�ZY۝K8��Z�[�؈�ZY[��Y��[��H��[�x�&�Y�ܙ��[ۈ[�[�XH[�H��]�[�H�XKX��ܙ[��H[�X[�^��˒�Z�[�؈��XZ�[��]H]��X[�[�[ۈZ[��X[�ܝ[Hۈ[��TX�Y�Xˋ��XY[ܙH

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