R.K. Singh Raises Questions Over Chinese Presence at Arunachal Patrol Points

In a video, Singh alleged that the suspension of patrolling allowed Chinese forces to occupy sites including Shera Point 5 in Taksing. His claim contrasts with official denials of any intrusion into Indian territory and has prompted calls for the government to clarify the situation regarding access to border patrol points.

The issue has emerged alongside clashes over land along the Assam-Arunachal border, in which 11 people were injured. The developments have brought renewed attention to tensions along the border between the two states.

BREAKING : Former Union Minister in Modi Gov, Former Home Secretary , BJP leader RK Singh exposes Narendra Modi Gov and Chinese intrusion in India and how Indian forces have been ordered to abandon Patrolling in sensitive areas.

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Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu urged peace following the clashes. Both leaders highlighted resolved disputes and described the relationship between the two states in terms of brotherly ties.

Singh’s claims regarding patrol restrictions and Chinese presence have placed the question of access to certain Arunachal Pradesh points along the Line of Actual Control at the centre of attention, particularly in light of the government’s official position that there has been no intrusion into Indian territory.