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'Attack was pre-planned by China, Indian forces will give befitting reply': MoS Defence

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'Attack was pre-planned by China, Indian forces will give befitting reply': MoS Defence

'Attack was pre-planned by China, Indian forces will give befitting reply': MoS Defence

The violent faceoff at Ladakh's Galwan valley in which 20 Indian soldiers lost their lives was "pre-planned by China" and Indian forces will give a "befitting reply", said Minister of State (MoS) for Defence Shripad Naik on June 17.

He said, "It's a matter of national security, there'll be no compromise.

I pay tribute to all jawans who lost lives.

Nation is proud of them that they made the supreme sacrifice.

It won't go in vain.

It was pre-planned by China, Indian forces will give befitting reply."


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