In fact, this is the first time that the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) is moving away from the Hot Spring area on the part of China. Meanwhile, the Hindustan Times was informed by the Chinese Foreign Ministry that China was working with India to find a solution to normalize the situation in East Ladakh as soon as possible. There are even reports of Chinese troops withdrawing from the Galwal Valley, Pangong Lake and the Hot Springs area.
However, the two sides have been sitting in talks for the last two years. But even then the situation did not improve. Meanwhile, India and China sat in the 15th round of talks on March 11. The Hindustan Times then contacted the Chinese Foreign Ministry. A statement from China later issued a statement. “China and India have held 15 rounds of talks at the commander level,” it said. The PLA is moving away from Galwal Valley, Pangong Lake and the Hot Springs area. At present the situation is under control. However, the Chinese side did not say in which area the troops had completely withdrawn. Sources said that the two sides are also returning to their permanent base camp from Gogra. Temporary camps are being removed.