India-China undertake unprecedented coordinated patrol on disputed LAC

Indian Army and Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) are conducting an unprecedented coordinated patrolling along  Line of Actual Control (LAC) in south-east Arunachal Presh. co-ordinated patrolling exercise will be conducted in  Fish-Tail 2 which is one of 13 disputed areas along Line of Actual Control (LAC) in south-east Arunachal Presh. initiative is being taken to build mutual confidence and maintain peace along LAC.

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India proposes 'coordinated patrolling', China accepts

idea of co-ordinated patrolling was proposed by India at a high-level meeting between Indian Army and Chinese People’s Liberation Army. meeting took place in June, ahe of  informal summit between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Mamallapuram, Tamil Nu, earlier this month. China agreed to Indian proposal of a structured 'coordinated patrolling' along Fish-Tail 2, which led to first of its kind coordinated military activity being undertaken by two countries.

Fish-Tail 1 & 2 are among most remote areas along LAC and India’s ro infrastructure is extremely poor in this area. India, however, regularly sends patrols, some of which take up to a month to reach ir destination. PLA conducts occasional patrolling in region.

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India-China come a long way from Dokhlam

73-day-long standoff between two sides at Dokhlam h created a war-like situation in 2017, following which leership of two nations decided on timely and necessary Wuhan Summit in 2018 that relaxed tension between two sides on border. coordinated patrolling between two armies is considered to be a welcomed move in order to enhance mutual relations and maintain peace between two Asian powers. India has also ramped up its infrastructure by increasing number of outposts along border supported by increased manpower and patrolling along LAC with China.

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