After shameful retreat in Ladakh, Indian media starts propaganda against COAS
ISLAMABAD (92 News) – After suffering a shameful defeat at the hands of the Chinese army in Ladakh, the Indian media has started propaganda against Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa.
The brave steps taken by the Chinese army silenced the Indian media and the Modi government. Instead of replying to China, the India media started venting its anger at Pakistan.
On Monday, the Chinese army had arrested Indian soldiers patrolling in Ladakh. Several managed to escape from the scene.
The Indian soldiers were arrested for crossing Pangong Lake. However, the Chinese army released the Indian troops after detaining them for sometime.
After the incident, Ladakh became the top trend on the social media. A banner went viral on the social media, which was carried by the Indian soldiers requesting the Chinese army to leave the area.
A citizen said that India should send a special reserve force comprising of Bollywood actors to Ladakh. Pictures of the Indian pilot Abhinandan, who was arrested and later released by the Pakistan Army, were also seen in abundance on the social media.
A youth shared a picture of an Indian coffin being carried by Pakistan, China and Nepal to a graveyard.
On Monday, the Chinese army had arrested Indian soldiers patrolling in Ladakh. Several managed to escape from the scene.
The Indian soldiers were arrested for crossing Pangong Lake. However, the Chinese army released the Indian troops after detaining them for sometime.
After the incident, Ladakh became the top trend on the social media. A banner went viral on the social media, which was carried by the Indian soldiers requesting the Chinese army to leave the area.
A citizen said that India should send a special reserve force comprising of Bollywood actors to Ladakh. Pictures of the Indian pilot Abhinandan, who was arrested and later released by the Pakistan Army, were also seen in abundance on the social media.
A youth shared a picture of an Indian coffin being carried by Pakistan, China and Nepal to a graveyard.
