Beijing: There has been tension between India and China for some time, but now the effect of India's diplomacy is showing on China. India and China are working towards reducing the differences on the issue of Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh.

Talks are going on between the two countries

According to an English newspaper, a possible solution is being outlined keeping in mind the situation before April 2020. Along with this, there is also a consensus between the two countries on resolving the issue of Arunachal Pradesh. On Thursday, the Chinese Defense Ministry said that China and India have agreed to continue talks on the withdrawal of troops and reducing differences to end the deadlock in eastern Ladakh.

Solution to the problem

China's National Defense Ministry spokesman Zhang said that both China and India have agreed to reduce their differences through dialogue. Soon both countries will find a solution to this problem. Zhang Xiaogang said that China and India have maintained communication with each other through diplomatic and military channels. The talks include the foreign ministers of India and China, India's National Security Advisor and officials associated with the border consultation mechanism.

BRICS meeting in Russia

Zhang also referred to the meeting between External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, as well as the recent meeting between Wang and National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on the sidelines of the BRICS meeting in Russia. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Mao Ning said on the talks between Wang and Doval that the frontline troops of the two countries have withdrawn troops in four areas in the western sector of the China-India border, including the Galwan Valley.

tampering with patrol system

Foreign Minister Jaishankar said that when he says that 75 percent of the problem has been resolved, it is only in the context of withdrawing the troops. Right now the main issue is of patrolling. After 2020, the system of patrolling has been tampered with. Some issues of patrolling are yet to be resolved. After this, there is a big issue of reducing the number of troops, both the countries have deployed a large number of soldiers on the border. The entire 3,500 km border between India and China is disputed.