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NEW DELHI: Hours before the first in-person Quad summit, India and China were involved in another round of verbal slugfest with both sides blaming each other for the Galwan clash last year and China asserting that a “clique” like Quad was doomed to fail. After Beijing claimed yet again that the Galwan valley incident took place because India violated all agreements and encroached upon China’s territory, India hit back saying it was China’s provocative behaviour, including unilateral attempts to change the LAC status quo, that disturbed border peace and tranquility and “impacted” bilateral relations. The Galwan clash in Ladakh last...
