MODI'S VISIT TO LADAKH

Modi's Visit to Ladakh Did Not Dare To Mention China Even Once In His 27-Minute Speech.

Unsuccessful Attempts to Portray India as a Peace-Loving Country and Bridges Of Praise for the Bravery of Indian Military Personnel Stationed On the Border.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi Has Paid A Surprise Visit To The Himalayan Region Of Ladakh Today After Clashes And Tensions Between The Chinese And Indian Armies Two Weeks Ago. Indian Defense Sources Said That Prime Minister Modi, Accompanied By Chief Of Defense Staff General Bipin Rawat And Army Chief General Manoj Makand Narwana, Arrived In Leh, The Capital Of Ladakh, On Friday Where He Was Briefed By Senior Military Officials On The Latest Situation Along The Line Of Control. He Said That Prime Minister Modi Also Met And Encouraged The Soldiers Stationed At The Line Of Actual Control.

Prime Minister Modi Addressed The Indian Troops At Nemo In Leh, Which He Started And Ended With Slogans Like Bharat Mata Ki Jai And Vinde Mataram. The 27-Minute Speech Was In Plain Hindi And Contrary To Expectations, He Never Once Referred To "China" Directly Or Indirectly.

Analysts Believe That Modi's Surprise Visit To Ladakh Is Significant In View Of The Current India-China Relations, But His Cautious Approach To China Suggests That India, China On The Contrary, The Approach Of All Indian Leaders Towards Pakistan Is Very Aggressive And Focuses More On War Rather Than Peace, He Said.