There Was An Understanding That Disputed Pockets Will Not Be Occupied: Lt Gen DS Hooda (retd)

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Speaking To Shweta Kothari, Lt Gen DS Hooda, the former Northern Army Commander under whose watch the 2016 surgical strikes were conducted explains the recent developments along the Indo-China border. He says that there was an understanding between both India and China that the disputed pockets will not be physically occupied. #indiachinastandoff #galwanvalleyclash

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