Chabiji area beyond Indian borders: Army

Updated - June 05, 2020 01:32 am IST

Published - June 04, 2020 02:35 pm IST - NEW DELHI

A Changpa nomad milks pashmina goats in a nomadic camp, near Korzok village in Ladakh's Leh district on August 30, 2019.

A Changpa nomad milks pashmina goats in a nomadic camp, near Korzok village in Ladakh's Leh district on August 30, 2019.

The Army on Thursday said the grazing grounds in the Chabiji area is “beyond the Indian borders”.

It was responding to a report in The HinduUneasy frontier robs Ladakh’s herders of pastures ” published on June 3, the Army said on Thursday that the grazing ground in the area of Chabiji is "beyond the Indian borders."

“There has been no aggression or incursion by the Chinese side in the area. The Indian grazers have traditionally carried out their activity in the Pare Chu valley area and it continues unhindered,” the Army said.

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Quoting Gyurmet Dorjey, councillor from the Korzok constituency bordering China, the report had stated that Chinese Army’s intrusion in Chumur and Demchok since January have cut off access to summer pastures for the Ladakh’s nomadic herding Changpa community.

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