For now Relations between the two countries have continued to deteriorate in recent months. China accuses Indian troops of illegally crossing the disputed border and firing provocative warning shots at its patrolling soldiers.
Then a Chinese military spokesman said his soldiers were "forced to take countermeasures" although it was not clear who opened fire.
According to information said India in an official statement as reported by the BBC. However India denies the accusation to China, saying its troops did not cross the border and there was no fire. At any stage the Indian army did not violate the Line of Actual Control (LAC) or used aggressive means anything, including shooting.
The allegations on the Chinese side, if true, will be the first incident of gunfire being fired at the LAC in 45 years, constituting a violation of the treaty prohibiting the use of firearms.
Chinese media Global Times quoted senior Chinese People's Army (PLA) Spokesman Colonel Zhang Shuili as reporting that Indian troops had "illegally crossed the LAC into the Shenpao Mountains region near the southern bank of Pangong Tso Lake.
Said Zhang from the Chinese side.
But if it is true that India is proven to have given up arms India's actions seriously violate the related agreements reached by both parties, fueling tensions in the region and of a very heinous nature.
But the Indian statement adds that the Indian army is committed to maintaining peace, but also mutually determined to protect national integrity and sovereignty at all costs. Delhi also blames the PLA, accusing it of frequent aggressive maneuvers.
Subject to the 1996 Agreement between the two countries prohibiting the use of firearms and explosives from the Actual Line of Control, which, as it is known, is a disputed border.
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