India-China face-off live updates: India, China have come to blows and we are trying to help them out, says Trump

Chinese troops have also taken control of the heights to dominate ‘Finger-4 to 8’ on the north bank of Pangong Tso

It's a very tough situation. We are talking to India, we're talking to China. They have got a big problem there. They have come to blows and we’ll see what happens. We are trying to help them out: US President Donald Trump

India strongly denies China’s allegation that India was unilaterally changing the status quo, the government said it was India which was actually maintaining it.

A shop in Jammu is selling 'Boycott China' designer masks after Galwan valley clash.

During yesterday’s all-Party Meeting, PM Modi spoke extensively on the India-China situation. His answers clearly reflected India’s strong stand when it comes to safeguarding our sovereignty. All other “commentary” may be best ignored. It’s not factual or desired: Meghalaya CM

PM Modi’s remarks in the all-party meeting were crystal clear in reaffirming India’s stand on the China issue. It was reassuring to hear that the government won’t compromise on India’s interests. Everybody also had great faith in our forces to vanquish any evil design: Sikkim CM, Prem Singh Tamang

Hon’ble PM and other Ministers gave very convincing answers at the APM. Nation is and should be united on this subject. Unity brings strength and division exhibits weakness: Andhra Pradesh CM, Jaganmohan Reddy

Concerned by the manufactured controversy surrounding the All Party Meet yesterday. This is the time to showcase our unity and solidarity with our armed forces and not the time to point fingers or find faults: Andhra Pradesh CM, Jaganmohan Reddy

We urge the PM not to fear and give China a befitting reply by clarifying to it once and for all that Galwan Valley is and will always be an inseparable part of India: Congress' chief spokesperson Randeep Surjewala

After the prime minister's statement yesterday, China has dared to claim the entire Galwan Valley as its own. Galwan valley is Indian territory and it will remain an integral part of Mother India: Congress' chief spokesperson Randeep Surjewala

CM today urged the Centre to changes its policy to allow soldiers at borders to open fire in their defence&for protecting the nation’s territorial integrity. It was absolutely wrong to send soldiers unarmed or not to allow them to defend themselves: Punjab CMO

Protest held against Chinese products outside OPPO factory in Greater Noida

Scores of people burnt the Chinese flag and an effigy of the country's president Xi Jinping as they protested outside the factory of Chinese phone maker Oppo in Greater Noida on Saturday. The protest was held to raise a call for boycotting Chinese products due to the Sino-India face-off in Galwan Valley in Ladakh earlier this week in which at least 20 Indian soldiers lost their lives, the protesters said.

Ladakh councillor held for 'highly objectionable' audio clip on India-China standoff (PTI)

A councillor of Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council (LAHDC)-Kargil was arrested early on Saturday after his highly objectionable audio clip mocking Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Army in the wake of the recent face-off between India and China went viral on social media, officials said.

The nation stands with the govt against Chinese incursions. But was the incident in which our soldiers were martyred an incursion? If not then why did MEA ask for status quo ante? Is the Galwan Valley Indian or not? We do not need clarifications. We need the truth: Akhilesh Yadav

Subsequently in mid-May, the Chinese side attempted to transgress the LAC in other areas of the Western Sector of the India-China border areas. These attempts were invariably met with an appropriate response from us. Thereafter, the two sides were engaged in discussions through established diplomatic and military channels to address the situation arising out of Chinese activities on the LAC: MEA

Since early May 2020, the Chinese side has been hindering India's normal, traditional patrolling pattern in this area. This had resulted in a face-off which was addressed by the ground commanders as per the provisions of the bilateral agreements and protocols. We do not accept the contention that India was unilaterally changing the status quo. On the contrary, we were maintaining it: MEA

Indian troops are fully familiar with the alignment of the LAC in all sectors of the India-China border areas, including in the Galwan Valley. They abide by it scrupulously here, as they do elsewhere. The Indian side has never undertaken any actions across the LAC: MEA