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China admits that they were outclassed and thrashed by Indian soldiers in Galwan

Sanbeer Singh Ranhotra by Sanbeer Singh Ranhotra
20 July 2021
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The Chinese are a funny people. Of course, we mean the Chinese Communists. They are a bunch of clowns who think they have it all under control – even while their own backyard, home and pants are on fire. During the clash in Galwan last year, 20 brave Indian soldiers were killed in action. Innumerable Chinese little emperors were dispatched with a one-way ticket to their eternal kingdoms as well. However, India is a dignified, ruled-based and a dharmic nation. China on the other hand, is a mockery of a nation state. It is a communist dictatorship.

So, while the Modi government admitted the casualties suffered by India in the Galwan Valley clash and released the names of those bravehearts martyred while protecting their motherland from Chinese invaders, the Chinese Communist Party first dismissed the entire prospect of the Peoples Liberation Army having suffered any human losses. Then, it went on to admit – after seven months in February this year, that four of its soldiers had been killed as well. India, meanwhile, has awarded the highest war decorations to those soldiers slain in Galwan last year.

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Now, Chinese foreign ministry pamphlets Xinhua News and Global Times have come out to report that not four, but five Chinese soldiers were killed during the Galwan valley bloody brawl with India last year. This revelation comes in the backdrop of domestic pressure mounting on the CCP to honour those PLA soldiers and officers slain during last year’s clash in the Himalayas.

In a post-facto fictitious tale glorifying a slain Chinese soldier’s so-called heroics, Global Times has claimed that Chen Hongjun died along with his four ‘comrades-in-arms’. According to Global Times’ emotional thriller, “As he saw several soldiers were besieged by the Indian troops, Chen Hongjun, once again, turned around without hesitation and led the soldiers to charge again at the battleground.” This was after Chen had, according to Chinese state media reportage a year after the incident, “rushed forward against the stones that were being hurled and the blows from sticks wielded by Indian troops.”

Read more: Even as China hides the names of its soldiers slain in Galwan clash, India gives highest war decorations to the ones who died fighting for India

Global Times also declared Chinese victory over India, as it said, “it is Chinese officers’ and soldiers’ shared belief – to live or to die together in the battlefield – that had helped earn the victory over Indian troops with fewer people during the Galwan Valley clash in June 2020.” It did not, however, say whether it was the shared belief of the CCP functionaries to deliberately withhold information from the Chinese public, especially when it relates to the death of PLA soldiers. It also did not say whether it is the shared belief of the CCP at large, and Xi Jinping’s lackeys specifically to falsely claim victory over India, when in fact, the PLA troops were respectfully handed their bottoms by the Indian Army in June last year.

In fact, China has been made to face the fury of India and its patriotic citizens even after the Galwan valley clash. Indians vowed to not buy Chinese products, and the large public anger against China led to India decoupling from the red rogue state. The Modi government has since given a massive push to infrastructure development all along the Line of Actual Control – which is the effective Indo-Tibetan border. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has also joined the free world order in its anti-China campaign.

India is no longer trying to remain in the good books of China. Instead, under PM Modi, India is reviving the cause of Tibetan freedom, as was recently visible when the Prime Minister publicly extended greetings to the Dalai Lama on his birthday. PM Modi is also expected to meet the Dalai Lama once the Covid-19 situation stabilises.

Read more: After the Galwan clash last year, India has turned the Indo-Tibetan border into a fortress with 200,000 troops and warships to flank them

The latest revelation by China – complemented with a riveting fan fiction account of what Chinese little emperors were made to go through by Indian soldiers is a desperate attempt by the CCP to save face, and to also quell growing anger among the Chinese citizens who are continuously demanding that those slain during the clashes last year be honoured.

While China satiates itself with thrilling accounts of events from last year’s clashes and tries to paint a victorious picture for itself falsely, India has been working overtime to counter any Chinese threat in the region. In a historic shift last month, at least 50,000 Indian troops were redirected to the northern border with China, taking India’s total troop tally in the region to well over 200,000 — signalling an increase of more than 40 per cent from last year. Therefore, at a time when China is engaging in propaganda which would put Joseph Goebbels to shame, India is getting ready to whack the PLA if they so desire in the foreseeable future.

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  1. max says:
    5 years ago

    They will use drone attacks on our army. No more conventional warfare. The recent Azerbaijan-Armenia war showed how.

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  2. jeerkelke sjer says:
    5 years ago

    lol.. the only funny people here is you lot who think of Chinese as funny.. those guys are well sought out people and while Indians piss on each other for they petty gains they manage to become global hub of manufacturing. Doesn’t matter how they achieved it but no one has courage to directly confront Chinese or CCP where as rest of the world and any tom dick and harry reporter just laugh at corrupt, backboneless and confused Indian leadership and in general. so you guys are biggest numpties thinking they are weak or funny by any means. Do yourself a favor and instead of creating this false narrative, make yourself worthy of rest of the world taking you seriously and have other praise you than you becoming “miyamithuu” lol

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