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Chinese troops 'threaten' Indians in disputed areaNew Delhi (AFP) Jan 10, 2011 India on Monday said Chinese troops had threatened Indian workers in an area of the Himalayas claimed by both countries, in the latest sign of long-standing cross-border friction. Indian army chief General V.K. Singh told reporters that the workers were illegally building a shelter at Demchok in the Ladakh region of Indian Kashmir when the Chinese military patrol threatened them in September or October. The borders between India and China have been the subject of 14 rounds of fruitless talks sin ... read more |
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