LAC disengagement later, geotagging of patrolling points, more surveillance, patrols

India is in the process of geotagging established patrolling points and other landmarks on the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh to aid easier identification and demarcation of its boundary with China, which in turn would enable smoother patrolling by Indian troops while preventing clashes with Chinese soldiers, The Indian Express has learnt. This, along with increased surveillance, regular patrolling, frequent interaction between Indian and Chinese commanders at various levels and readjustment of Indian troops stationed along the LAC are among the tactical developments brought in by India in the last six months. On October 21 last year,…