A Top BJP Leader Attends Heroic Tibetan Soldier's Cremation

A Top BJP Leader Attends Heroic Tibetan Soldier’s Cremation

In a clear message to China, one of the top BJP leader attends the heroic Tibetan soldier’s cremation ceremony in Ladakh. The last rites was carried out on Monday morning where a large number of local people visited to show their solidarity and respect. Coy leader Nyima Tenzin’s death disclosed Indian deployment of its special forces comprising of Tibetan refugees to the border.

The Indian Army and Tibetans from Leh region paid their last respects and carried out the cremation ceremony for martyr Tenzin Nyima. The significant development from the event was the presence of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP, ruling party of India) attended the ceremony and met with the late hero’s family. The death of Tibetan soldier was never openly stated by India.

On the Night of August 30, PLA troops violated the previous consensus arrived at during military and diplomatic engagements during the ongoing standoff in Eastern Ladakh and carried out provocative military movements to change the status quo. Indian troops preempted this PLA activity on the Southern Bank of Pangong Tso Lake, undertook measures to strengthen our positions and thwart Chinese intentions to unilaterally change facts on ground.

Company Leader Nyima Tenzin from covert Special Frontier Forces is reported to have died in the scuffle. Although there is no clarity yet on how his death took place, its reported that stepping on a landmine during patrolling led to his death while another soldier was injured from the disputed border regions of Pangong Tso.

Special Frontier Force is an elite commando unit and specialised mountain divisions primarily composed of Tibetan refugee in India, The force was Established in 1962 primarily to conduct covert operations behind Chinese lines in the event of another Sino-Indian War.

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This comes after three months of military and diplomatic dialogue between Beijing and New Delhi to Deescalate the situation after Indian and Chines soldier clash at Galwan Valley on 15 June which resulted in the death of 20 Indian Soldier and 40 Chinese soldiers (which Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian termed it as false Information).

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