Congress leader Pawan Khera said PM Modi should apologise to the country and admit that he ‘went wrong'.
Amid reports that the Indian and Chinese troops have started moving back at PP14 in Galwan area in first signs of disengagement between the two sides, the Congress on Monday asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to apologise to the country for his earlier statement that neither has anyone intruded into the Indian territory nor has anyone captured any military posts.
The Congress also said that either the Prime Minister or the Defence Minister Rajnath Singh should brief the nation about the ground situation in Ladakh now.
“Our brave Army has been trying to push the Chinese PLA back and we are very happy to see these reports that we have succeeded. We are proud of our Army. We never had any doubt about the ability of our Army to do that. They have done that in the past… whether it was Pakistan or China.. our Army does not need anybody's certificate,” Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera told reporters.
He then referred to the Prime Minister's statement after the all-party meeting last month and said that the “statement, unfortunately, within a matter of two hours, was used by…
