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Cover Source- Battle of Galwan Trailer
Criticism has started in China regarding Salman Khan’s upcoming film ‘Battle of Galwan’. The scenes of this film are being said to be different from reality. Many people are comparing some scenes of its trailer with scenes from Hollywood’s Game of Thrones.
Global Times has also published an article regarding this film, the title of which is – Controversy over the film ‘Battle of Galwan’, no matter how dramatic the film is, it cannot affect the country’s border.
Quoting a Chinese expert, the newspaper writes that when relations between China and India are improving, it is wrong to release this film. This film can increase anti-China sentiment only by presenting the Indian perspective.
Screenshot of Global Times article
Salman’s hairstyle also criticized
The trailer of Battle of Galwan was released on 27 December, Salman Khan’s birthday. This film is said to be based on the clash between the armies of India and China in Galwan Valley in 2020. Salman is playing the role of Colonel Santosh Babu in it.
Salman Khan’s dress and his hairstyle have also been criticized on Chinese social media platforms. Chinese experts say that Bollywood films are for entertainment, but they cannot change history.
Akhbal wrote- Film facts cannot be changed
Chinese newspaper Global Times quoted military expert Song Zhongping as saying that in India, films are used to increase the feeling of patriotism. But no film can change the fact of Galwan clash.
Song said that first Indian soldiers crossed the border, in response to which Chinese soldiers protected the Chinese border. He said that the Chinese military will never retreat in protecting national sovereignty.
Song also said that Chinese soldiers in high-altitude areas always perform their duties and face challenges, which increases public confidence. The Galwan incident is fondly remembered in Chinese society and strengthens the national spirit.
There was a clash between the soldiers of India and China on 15 June 2020 in Galwan Valley of Ladakh. file photo
The newspaper wrote – Indian soldiers are responsible for the clash
Global Times has blamed the Galwan incident on Indian soldiers. The newspaper writes that Galwan Valley is on the Chinese side of the LAC on the western side of the China-India border. Even before the violent clash, Chinese soldiers were patrolling and doing duty here for many years.
From April 2020, Indian troops started building roads, bridges and other facilities along the LAC. China protested several times, but India crossed the LAC and did provocative acts.
The Chinese newspaper writes that on the morning of 6 May 2020, Indian soldiers crossed the LAC at night and entered Chinese territory and obstructed the patrolling of Chinese soldiers by building fortifications and barricades there. Chinese troops had to take necessary steps to handle the situation and maintain control over the border.
Global Times writes that China shared complete details of the Galwan clash in 2021, so that the martyrs can be honored. Ren Guoqiang, the defense ministry spokesperson at the time, said that the responsibility for the clash lay with the Indian Army, as they illegally crossed the LAC and attacked Chinese troops.
China had confessed to the killing of 4 soldiers
According to the Chinese government, 4 Chinese officers and soldiers were martyred and one was seriously injured in this clash. However, this claim of China is being doubted all over the world.
Australian news site ‘The Klaxon’ had claimed in an investigative report in February 2022 that China had suffered huge losses in the Galwan clash. The report was based on satellite images, Chinese social media data and independent research.
According to this report, not 4 but 38 Chinese soldiers were killed in the Galwan violent conflict. According to the report, many Chinese soldiers were killed by drowning in the Galwan River.
Earlier, China’s social media platform Weibo had also talked about 38 Chinese soldiers floating in the river that night, but Chinese authorities had removed all these posts.
The report said that to hide the truth about Galvan, China presented two different incidents by linking them together. China never disclosed the exact number of its soldiers killed in Galwan and announced to give medals to a total of 4 soldiers killed in the clash last year.
The American newspaper ‘News Week’ also published a report in 2021, in which it was claimed that more than 60 Chinese soldiers were killed in the clash in Galwan on June 15, 2020.
7 important facts related to Galwan clash
- The violent clash between Indian and Chinese troops in the Galwan Valley took place in eastern Ladakh on the night of 15–16 June 2020. This was the first time since 1967 that soldiers died in a clash on the India-China border.
- 20 Indian soldiers were martyred in this conflict. Among these was Commanding Officer Colonel B. Santosh Babu was also included. India officially made its losses public the very next day.
- China did not initially admit any loss. About 8 months later, in February 2021, China admitted for the first time that four of its soldiers were killed. China did not mention any official-level losses.
- No shots were fired during the clash. Soldiers from both sides attacked each other with sticks, pointed sticks and hand-to-hand combat. This was due to the firing ban on the border under the 1996 India-China agreement.
- The battle took place in the high altitude area near the Galwan River, where many Chinese soldiers fell into the river and were reported to have died due to the cold water and altitude.
- After the Galwan clash, serious tension arose in India-China relations. Both countries deployed a large number of troops, weapons and infrastructure on the LAC.
- After this incident, India adopted a tough stance against China at the diplomatic, military and economic levels. India banned several Chinese apps and stepped up infrastructure construction in border areas.
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