Chinese troops put their steps on the Indian border once again on Monday. A team of Chinese army has crossed the border in Sikkim sector of India and clashed with the soldiers of Indian Army deployed in the security of the China-India border.

Apart from this, the Chinese troops also destroyed two bunkers. During this, there was a confrontation between the soldiers of India and the Chinese army.

PTI, quoting its official sources, said the troops of the Chinese army had stopped the visiting pilgrims going to Kailash Mansarovar too.

Indian Army soldiers had to struggle hard to stop the Chinese army troops from moving forward in the Indian territory. Indian Army soldiers built human wall along with the Line of Actual Control (LAC) to prevent them.

The witnesses took video and pictures of the incident. Bunkers were targeted at the lalten of the Dakola area by the Chinese army and destroyed them.

A flag meeting was held between senior officials of the two countries on 20th June, but the tension between the two armies remains intact. This is the second time the action taken by the Chinese army in Doca La area. Earlier in November 2008, the Chinese army destroyed the Indian Army's temporary military bunkers in this area.

Recently, pilgrims who went on pilgrimage to Kailash Mansarovar China did not allow to cross the international border. It was told from the Ministry of External Affairs that devotees who travel to Kailash Mansarovar through Nathula Pass has faced some difficulties. The issue is being negotiated with China.

China did not open the path of Nathula Pass, after which 47 pilgrims had to return.

Although China has kept silence about not allowing the pilgrims yet. China on Monday refused to say why they stopped a group of Indian pilgrims going to Kailash Mansarovar, and said that the Ministry of External Affairs of the two countries is in touch with this issue.

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