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What China told the world were essentially bogus stories

links-https://www.theklaxon.com.au/home/chi... According to a story released in an Australian publication, the skirmish between Indian and Chinese troops at Galwan in eastern Ladakh in June 2020 resulted in the deaths of at least 38 Peoples' Liberation Army (PLA) soldiers. The Galwan Valley is located in the eastern section of Kashmir, in the Western Himalayas, on the ill-defined India-China boundary. India confirmed 20 of its soldiers killed in the 2020 fight, which was conducted in hand-to-hand warfare in sub-zero conditions on the night of June 15-16. China has always refused to reveal the overall number of fatalities. The Indian government has implemented large-scale boycotts, notably of Chinese mobile phone apps, as a result of the clash and its aftermath, which has been virtually totally ignored by the country's state media. However, Beijing declared in February of last year, eight months after the violent conflict, that four of its troops who died had received posthumous medals. china also claimed that the Galwan Valley combat resulted in significant Chinese deaths is not new However, information presented by a group of social media researchers, which The Klaxon has independently verified, appears to back up reports that China's fatalities were far larger than the four troops stated by Beijing. It also demonstrates the extremes to which Beijing has gone to quiet debate over the war, particularly debate over the exact number of Chinese deaths. According to the findings of the 'Galwan Decoded' investigation, which were published in Australian daily, The Klaxon said that Chinese soldiers "panicked into retreat" when their injured leader departed the battlefield and two of their comrades were slain. According to the Klaxon, India's Colonel Santosh Babu and his forces went to the disputed territory on June 15 to try to remove the Chinese encroachment, where People's Liberation Army Colonel Qi Fabao and around 150 soldiers were present. However, instead of resolving the problem along the lines of mutual accord reached on June 6, 2021, Qi Fabao "directed his forces to create a battle formation."