There are still several other points on the LAC in Ladakh where Indian and Chinese troops had been engaged in a stand-off Since May last year.
More than six weeks after the final meeting of senior military commanders on 2 April, he reiterated his call on China to resolve the situation in the remaining positions along the Line of Actual Control, stating that it was "an extension of the conflict".
In February, India and China released troops for Pengong Cho, followed by a meeting of senior commanders on 10 February. This was followed by a phone conversation between the two foreign ministers and an operational trap meeting chaired by the Foreign Office for consultation. And coordination on Indo-China border matters on 12 March.
In a weekly online interview, Foreign Ministry spokesman Arindam Baki said, "There is a consensus that both sides should resolve the remaining issues with LIC in East Ladakh as soon as possible."
There are several other points in LIC in Ladakh, where Indian and Chinese troops have been stationed since May last year. When Indian and Chinese soldiers clashed violently in June 2020, at least 24 soldiers were killed (including Indian and Chinese figures).
Other points of friction have called for an end to India, but Beijing has shown no signs of moving towards a quick resolution. Instead, China has reiterated that the border situation should not overshadow their overall relationship.
"Removing the Pangong Lake area is an important step and has provided a good basis for resolving other issues pending with LIC in the Western Region," Bucky said.
He said there was a final meeting of senior military commanders and a wide exchange of views on the "pending issues" in the WMCC.
"As EAM has told its Chinese counterpart, he is not interested in pursuing the situation. Therefore, we hope that the Chinese side will work with us to ensure that the remaining areas are removed."
The cessation of secession everywhere is "dependent on both sides to consider the proliferation of forces in eastern Ladakh as it alone will promote the conditions for the restoration of peace and tranquility and the development of our overall relations. On both sides".
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