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Indian Soldiers 'beaten to death and mutilated' by Chinese Soldiers
Indian Soldiers 'beaten to death and mutilated' by Chinese Soldiers
India says its soldiers were mutilated after being beaten to death by Chinese troops in brutal Himalayan border battle - and reveals the nail-embedded sticks used in brawl
- 20 Indians were killed in clash on Monday night, the first deadly conflict with China since 1975
- China said it suffered 43 casualties, but did not specify whether any of its men had been killed in the grisly hand-to-hand combat fought with clubs and rocks in the Galwan Valley, Ladakh
- The Indians today claimed after their men were savaged, the Chinese troops mutilated their corpses
- No bullets were fired as per a peace treaty which bars firearms within 2km of the Line of Actual Control (LAC), the line drawn down the 17,000ft-high valley after India's defeat in the 1962 Sino-Indian War
- Responding to China's actions in the valley, Delhi warned Beijing against 'exaggerated and untenable claims'
- Comes after China broadcast live-fire drills with 7,000 infantry in the Tibetan plateau following the skirmish
India has said its soldiers were mutilated after being beaten to death by Chinese troops and revealed the nail-studded clubs used at the disputed Himalayan border.
Twenty Indians were killed in the clash on Monday night, the first deadly conflict between the two nuclear-armed countries since 1975.
China said it suffered 43 casualties, but did not specify whether any of its men had been killed in the grisly hand-to-hand combat in the Galwan Valley, Ladakh.
The Indians today claimed that after their men were savaged with nail-studded clubs, the Chinese People's Liberation Army mutilated their corpses.
No bullets were fired as per a peace treaty which bars firearms within 2km of the Line of Actual Control (LAC), the line drawn down the 17,000ft-high valley after India's defeat in the 1962 Sino-Indian War.