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New Delhi. Ever since China suffered a crushing defeat at the hands of India in Doklam in 2017, it had stepped up work in the areas to which India had confined it. That is, China was prevented from building a road in front of the Torsa drain, but during the current dispute, China has increased its preparations in Doklam as well. Now China is strengthening its defense in that area of Torsa Nala as well. Not only this, now the PLA of China has also deployed its Armed Brigade in the area of Doklam. (Doklam) According to the intelligence report, currently 1200 soldiers have been deployed under the new CAB.
At present, the current number of PLA of China in that area is more than 8 thousand. The surprising thing is that China is making tremendous changes in its formation near LAC. Even before Doklam, the PLA of China had converted four divisions of PLA, 4th Mechanized Infantry and 6th, 8th and 11th Motorized Infantry Divisions into Combined Armed Brigades in Xinjiang Military District i.e. China to strengthen its combat and fire power. It has been changed for the purpose of
China is making changes in defense
In the same way in Doklam, along with McInfantry, there was a tremendous increase in air defense, logistics. If we talk about Combined Arm Brigade, then it includes 4 Combined Arm Battalions, Reconnaissance Battalion, Artillery Tank Battalion, Air Defense Battalion, Combat Support Battalion and Combat Service Battalion. According to experts, the biggest reason behind this change of China is to prepare itself for the future war in the high altitude area with the Indian Army. China has strengthened its surveillance system in Doklam. According to the information, China has installed two special surveillance systems in Doklam to keep an eye on the Indian Army. Along with this, a high-resolution camera has also been installed near the Cinch-La Pass, so that it can monitor the movement of the Indian Army in this area.
If China’s Combat Armored Brigade has been deployed, India also conducted a major military exercise of its Integrated Battle Group near Siliguri Corridor in January this year. This integrated exercise named ‘Trishakti Prahar’ in which all new and old weapons were used. In this exercise, Air Force fighter Rafale, Chinook helicopter, T-90 tank, BMP-2 infantry combat vehicle, medium and field artillery guns, including multi-barrel rocket launchers Smerch, Pinaka, Bofors, infantry mortars, and new generation weapons and equipment The fire power of was tested. The only reason behind such an exercise is that by increasing coordination, balance and cooperation between different parts of the Indian Army, any misadventure of China can be destroyed in a short time.
